If you were waiting for an update for Tribes: Vengeance, to fix some bugs, tweak some gameplay maybe, you're out of luck as according to this thread on the Vivendi Universal Games forums the planned 1.1 patch has been cancelled. "No further updates to Tribes: Vengeance are planned". Thanks Blues News.

Vivendi Universal Games has released a third Tribes: Vengeance demo, which is the second single-player demo. In this new 415mb download you take on the role of Mercury, "a robot assassin hired to locate and eliminate Daniel, a captain of the local Phoenix subclan".

According to this post on the Tribal War forums, a 1.2 update for Tribes: Vengeance is under development and scheduled for release in December. It will fix various game bugs including map "holes", and will add PunkBuster Online Countermeasures.

HomeLAN Fed received a list of Men of Valor's specific PC features, which include enhanced graphics, additional content and retuned gameplay. You can find a new preview of the game on Worthplaying.

The Tribes: Vengeance dedicated server for Windows has been released, allowing server administrators without a copy of the game to run a server. Thanks Tribal War.

The first patch for Tribes: Vengeance has been released already, updating the English retail edition to v1.01. It offers some "general updates and is required for online play". Thanks 3D Gamers.

After a day's delay, the Tribes: Vengeance multiplayer demo is now available. The 472mb download includes four maps and five game modes. A singleplayer demo was released earlier this month. Tribes: Vengeance ships to North American retail stores October 5.

Vivendi Univeral Games sent along a brief statement, announcing that Tribes: Vengeance has gone gold. The game will ship to stores October 5, with a multiplayer demo expected to be released before then. A singleplayer demo is already available.

PC.IGN has posted a new Tribes: Vengeance development diary, offering parting comments from several team members. The Unreal engine powered sequel is due out in stores next month.

As expected, the Tribes: Vengeance singleplayer demo is now available for download. The hefty 374mb demo includes one singleplayer mission, which takes place about half-way into the game. Thanks GameSpot.

According to this post on the TribalWar forums, the single-player Tribes: Vengeance demo promised for this month is being released tomorrow. There's no word on exact contents, but look for it around noon. Thanks Blues News. Update: the beta release of TribesEd is now available. Update 2: GameSpot has some more details on tomorrow's demo. It will be a 374mb download, and includes one singleplayer mission.

The lates Tribes: Vengeance preview can be found at Gaming Groove, where they have taken the beta build of the game for a spin. The Unreal engine powered action game sequel is expected to be out in stores in October.

There's a post by Vivendi's Adam Kahn on the Tribal War forums, where he mentions a single-player demo for Tribes: Vengeance will be released some time in September following the multiplayer beta test. The game itself is almost done as well, and they expect to ship early October.

A new Tribes: Vengeance preview has been posted on IGN, taking another look at the game's single-player campaign. New screenshots are included.

Tribes:Vengeance Moving Towards Gold is the title of an update on the Irrational Games website, mentioning the team is in the final stages of development - "Most of the artists have finished and the features are all in place. The programmers are working their butts off to fix bugs and the designers are ensuring that they wring every last gram of fun (hey, we are on the metric system out in Australia) out of the levels". There will be an open beta of the game soon. Thanks Blues.