The promised American McGee interview is now available at Well-Rounded Entertainment. It has some more info about Alice: The Movie, as well as his next two projects. One of them will be a PS2 game, but he also wants to do another PC game using the Doom3 engine.

McGee, who's close friends with John Carmack, has seen the engine at work and calls it a "quantum leap" in gaming engines.
"What blows me away is the lighting architecture," he says. "The light is real. It's like watching a movie with the sound off, then - whoa! - turning on Dolby 5-channel."

The game Alice should now be out in stores everywhere by the way. If you liked the demo, expect the same quality from the full version (what I've seen so far anyway).

In an interview that's running on Well Rounded Entertainment tomorrow (but they couldn't wait with this news), American McGee is confirming that his version of Alice is heading to the silver screen. It took 10 months of negotiations but Dimension Films have picked up the rights and apparently Wes Craven (director; Scream series, Nightmare On Elm Street) and John August (script writer; Go, Charlie's Angels) are already attached to the project. McGee will be one of the producers.

The long-standing rumors can now be confirmed. American McGee's Alice - the EA action game that has the industry buzzing - is headed to the big screen. McGee tells Well Rounded Entertainment that after 10 months of negotiations, Dimension Films has committed to make a film version of McGee's "Dark Wonderland." And judging by the talent already attached to the project, Dimension has high hopes for this one.

There will be more details tomorrow.

The third Alice interview is up at EvilAvatar. Today's interview is with Sung Yi, 3D Modeler/Animator.

Stomped got word from id's Jim Dose on how to play Alice in 1st person. Rogue programmer Peter Mack updated his .plan file with info on how to use your joystick, and a note on SMP support.

On the second day of the Alice week at Evil Avatar, artist Steve Hornback has been interviewed. Although very brief, he talks about the art in Alice and working at Rogue.

Rogue's Peter Mack has updated his .plan file with a fix for the people with a G400 who can't get the Alice demo to run.

Five images from the full version of Alice have appeared on Gamespy. The game will be in stores this week.

Evil Avatar is having an Alice interview week, and the first to be interviewed is designer Bobby Pavlock, formerly of ION Storm.

Several people were having problems with the Alice demo screenshots Maarten posted this morning, not sure exactly what was wrong but I went through the images and resaved them all, and brightened up a few. Seem to be working now.

Look at that, EA just released the demo for EA/Rogue's 3rd person game Alice and you can get it at Fileplanet, Electronic Arts, or 3D Gamers ( 78mb ). There is a readme included but it doesn't state how many levels are included. Looks like we are having some problems with our FTP server so no mirror, sorry guys.

Alice has gone gold just recently and should be showing up on shelves shortly. That also means that we should be getting a playable demo of the game in the very near future. Really looking forward to seeing how this one turned out, it sure looks wacky enough. Ok ok here is the new hands-on from the GameSpotUK folks.

The gameplay is, within the first four levels played so far, simplistic, if not easy - based as it is on a combination of exploration and acrobatics that will be familiar to fans of Ms Croft. The choice of weapons is imaginative but difficult to get used to because each is suited to very limited circumstances with little crossover. If the gameplay itself isn't groundbreaking the rewards so far have been worth it.

Newly opened game site Quarter or Three has an interview with American McGee, formerly of id and now working at Electronic Arts. He and the guys at Rogue Entertainment recently finished work on Alice.

Gamers.com's latest fresh and in your face feature is one with a look at Alice, the recently gone-gold 3rd person game from EA/Rogue Entertainment. There's info on the weapons, the gameplay, the graphics and sound and of course there are various new screenshots.

Gamespot UK is the latest with a look at Alice. Actually it's a 7 page preview, which is lenghty for them. Besides new screenshots, there's also the occasional annoying Intel popup banner.

German game site Gamez.de has posted 18 new Alice screenshots, although most of them are from enviroments we've seen before.

AllGameRadio will be having a live interview with Barret "Bear" Alexander tonight, talking to the CEO of Rogue Entertainment about various things, but most likely Alice.

More Alice "first look" and "previews", as the Firingsquad as well as 3D Action Planet have written up what they think of the game so far.

The flood of Alice info and previews continues. You can check out a couple of more previews along with screenshots of Alice from Rogue over at PC.IGN as well as HappyPuppy Thanks BluesNews

More Alice screenshots and movies tonight. Gamespot has a preview along with screenshots, along with six movie clips.

Some stuff to look at for the late-nighters from Alice which was just announced as gone gold and we're all hoping for a demo in the near future. Check out a bunch of video footage over here of the game, and a bunch of screenshots on GameSpy. Also BluesNews points the way to these screenshots on IntelGamer. Rumor has it Alice will work on an AMD CPU also. I updated the Shack Alice screenshot index earlier today with a few new shots from EA as well.