GameSpot has a Star Trek: Elite Force 2 preview online, taking a look at Ritual's upcoming action game. Several quotes from Ritual's Kenny Thompson and Benson Russell accompany the preview, as do three new screenshots. The author of the preview is rather familiar ;)

The five screenshots that accompanied a PC Gamer preview of Ritual's Star Trek: Elite Force 2 are now up at Blues News. They are also available in a 800x600 resolution.

Voodoo Extreme and XGR both have a new screenshot from Ritual's upcoming Star Trek: Elite Force 2, which will take place in the Next Generation universe.

XGR sends word they'll have an audio interview with Ritual's Jon Galloway tonight at 8:30PM CST. Jon will be answering questions about the upcoming Star Trek: Elite Force 2.

Ritualistic has posted a new screenshot from Ritual's Star Trek: Elite Force 2. The sequel to Raven's Star Trek game is due out next year.

Games Domain has an article format Elite Force 2 Q&A up today. Ritual's Chris Stockman talks about things like why Ritual is doing this game, what their goal for the game is, the switch from the Voyager to the Next Generation universe, the missions in the game and several other things.

Here are four new screenshots from Ritual's upcoming Star Trek game Elite Force 2. The game was announced last week, check this story if you missed that.

Ritual fan site Ritualistic has their own Elite Force 2 interview. Lead designer Chris Stockman answers questions about things like the Star Trek "curse", the story, involvement from Star Trek people, the art style of the game and more.

Gamespy Daily managed to get the first Elite Force 2 interview. Ritual's Jon Galloway answers questions about the engine, the people working on the game (this list shows Ritual's most prominent employees are not on this project), the basic plot, what we can expect gameplay wise, E3 plans, the length of the game, and a bunch of other things.

Activision today officially announced Ritual's Star Trek: Elite Force 2. Indeed, it lacks the Voyager subtitle as the game is now set in The Next Generation universe. The press release mentions the short gaming experience that was Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force, and supposedly this will be improved

Now set in the Star Trek: The Next Generation universe, players can expect to face off against classic Star Trek antagonists such as the Borg, Klingons and Romulans. Players will also fight several never before seen alien species including a mysterious nightmare race. To help players gain the upper hand against such formidable foes, Star Trek Elite Force II allows players to arm themselves with 13 different weapons and gear including a phaser, compression rifle, multi-functional grenade launcher, Romulan disruptor, tetryon gatling gun, a full-featured tricorder, and several all-new weapons. Over the course of the Star Trek Elite Force II, players will be able to explore different options or tactics when dealing with a threat, as opposed to being forced to pursue a particular path. Additionally, the game boasts a larger number of environments and a significantly longer gaming experience than the first Elite Force. Star Trek Elite Force II marks the return of multiplayer Holomatch. Similar to the original game, Star Trek Elite Force II offers several multiplayer modes including modes found in the Elite Force Expansion Pack, but with new features and weapons like the Klingon BatÂ’Leth. Multiplayer modes include Holomatch, Capture The Flag, and Team Holomatch. ...

Over at Section31 they have some news up about Elite Force 2. In the May issue of PC Gamer, it is mentioned that Ritual is working on Star Trek: Elite Force 2. The game is using the Quake 3 engine like the original, and will be released in 2003. Twelve single player levels will be in the game, with one to seven missions per level. Multiplayer is also coming back. Here's a bit about the story

The story will at least in part, revolve around what happened when Voyager was sucked into the Borg Shpere in the series finale 'Endgame', just before it emerged in the Alpha Quadrant. So what happened while Voyager was inside the ship? "That's what you get to determine in this game," says a smiling Doug Pearson, Activision's producer on the project. "... You get to help determine exactly what happened." In this game, you once again fill the shoes of Hazard Team member Alex Munroe. There will be no female playable character as in the original EF.