With Gas Powered Games' sci-fi action-RPG Space Siege (PC) shopping to North American retailers today, publisher Sega has provided a new development diary that discusses the implications of the title's cybernetic enhancements.

A demo for Gas Powered Games' PC action-RPG Space Siege is now available to download on FileShack.

The single-player demo clocks in at 935mb.

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Currently making their way online are screenshots from upcoming Sega games. We have images from Alpha Protocol, Empire: Total War, Golden Axe: Beast Rider, Madworld, Samba de Amigo, Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood, Sonic Unleashed, Space Siege, Stormrise and Valkyria Chronicles.

Alpha Protocol (PC, PS3, X360)

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Sega has released a new trailer for Space Siege (PC), the sci-fi RPG in development at Gas Powered Games. The trailer runs for about a minute, mixing cinematic and gameplay footage. The game is set for an August release.

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Publisher Sega just sent along several new screenshots of Gas Powered Games' upcoming sci-fi RPG Space Siege (PC).

You'll be able to siege space for yourself later this year, but in the meantime, check out Nick Breckon's hands-on impressions for more information. Read more »

Developer Gas Powered Games is billing its PC RPG Space Siege as a spiritual sequel to Dungeon Siege, but that may be a deceptive label in many respects. Before I went hands-on with the game, I spoke with lead designer Daniel Achterman at length, drawing every detail and relevant piece of information out of the tired booth dweller.

And as he went on, I grew a little worried about the project. Read more »

IGN, GameSpy and GameSpot all have CES impressions of Space Siege, playing an early version of Gas Powered Games' sci-fi role playing game.

Also on GameSpot is an early look at Space Siege, the new space RPG from Gas Powered Games.

As part of the launch of the game's official website, eight new Space Siege screenshots are now available. This new sci-fi role playing game from Gas Powered Games will be released next year.

Sega has released a Space Siege trailer, offering a minute and a half of CG footage. This sci-fi role playing game from Gas Powered Games, announced early last month, is due out next year.

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There's more Space Siege love, as Computer & Video Games has posted a preview of the game. The article features an interview with Chris Taylor and lead designer Daniel Achterman.

GameSpot gets lost in space, talking to Gas Powered Games CEO Chris Taylor about the sci-fi role playing game Space Siege.

Action Trip is where you can find a Space Siege preview, describing the E3 demonstration of this new role playing game from Gas Powered Games.

Developer Gas Powered Games plans to expand upon the dungeon-crawling action RPG gameplay it employed in its Dungeon Siege series with its upcoming Space Siege. In a partnership with publisher Sega, the Redmond-based studio will deliver Space Siege for PC in Q1 2008. Space Siege thrusts its protagonist Seth Walker into what is claimed to be a dynamic storyline set aboard a colony ship housing the last remaining members of humanity. Gameplay hinges on the continual choice of retaining Walker's humanity or adding on cybernetic upgrades that afford increased abilities but damage Walker's relationships with his fellow humans. That choice plays into the narrative elements of the game, affecting NPC reactions and plot paths. "Chris Taylor and his talented team at Gas Powered Games are recognized as leading innovators in the industry," said Sega marketing VP Scott A. Steinberg. "Space Siege promises to be a compelling and innovative successor to the very popular Dungeon Siege franchise." Games in Gas Powered's Dungeon Siege action RPG franchise have been published by Microsoft Game Studiods and 2K Games. Today's deal marks the latest announcement in what appears to be an ongoing effort on Sega's part to establish a presence in the PC gaming market. The company recently announced Petroglyph's Universe at War: Earth Assault (PC, X360), published Monolith Productions' Condemned: Criminal Origins (PC, X360), and acquired PC-heavy Total War developer The Creative Assembly and Soccer Manager developer Sports Interactive.