Over the weekend Alice from Rogue Entertainment was announced as gone gold. With the announcement of course comes the question of where is the demo? Here's a couple of .plan updates from Bear and Bobby Pavlock that say that the playable demo of Alice should be released before the game is on store shelves. One cant have a Monday without the inaugural minithumbnail rampage of the week can we?

...a lot of inquiry about whether or not there will be a demo. the answer is, of course, YES. In fact we are in the process of wrapping up the demo right now. It should be available just prior to or around the same time the game hits the shelves. Hopefully it will give you all a taste of what Alice is all about, and will whet your appetite and leave you hungry to see more.

When one goes gold, they all go it seems (gee I wonder why). After Hitman, Gunman, Oni and Mechwarrior 4, Jim Molinets from Rogue updated his .plan file with the news that their (and Electronic Arts) 3rd person game Alice has gone gold. It should start showing up in stores around December 5.

... The game is gold. It's been a long road getting here and it's very unusual to let something this near and dear to go, but it was time. You have all been extremely patient and supportive and we cannot thank you all enough for the support and excitement that has been communicated to us. We hope that you enjoy the game as much as we have making it and that Alice finds her way through the twisted passages of Wonderland with your help!

A couple of previews of Alice have surfaced for you guys to check out including a bunch more screenshots. Have a look at Gamecenter as well as Gamers.com

After his previous "bronze" update Jim Molinets from over at Rogue Entertainment now updated his .plan with the news that Alice has gone "silver" so they are getting oh so close to going "gold". Although the eventual disks will be silver so hmm..

Those Italians at Multiplayer.it have posted their own Alice preview with screenshots. The preview is Italian text translated through Babelfish though but at least you take a glance at those screenshots. How about a demo of this game EA? Thanks Blues News.

The PC.IGN guys received their beta copy of Alice and snapped twelve new screenshots of the game. Still looks cool, hopefully it will have some refreshing gameplay too.

Since we havent seen much in the way of actual screenshots above 640x480 of Alice, this update over at GameSpot featuring 61 screenshots of Alice from Rogue Entertainment and EA is worth checking out. You can compare those shots to all the previous shots if you're bored, looks like they havent made any major changes to design choices.

According to a post by Rogue's Bobby Pavlock on Voodoo Extreme, Alice will have about 16 to 18 hours of gameplay for the hardcore players, provided they set a good skill level. The average gamer should have more than 25 hours of gameplay time.

Electronic Arts released some new Alice screenshots today. Alice, the 3rd person action game from Rogue Entertainment/EA, is nearly done and should be competing with FAKK2 and Rune for 3rd person game of the year. Gamespy has box art too, and you can read about some weapon details on GA-Source. Here is some of that minithumbnail rampage

Gamespot's got a new interview with American McGee of EA, talking to him about him leaving id software, working at Electronic Arts, working with Rogue, what makes this game stand out from the other 3rd person games released this year and why there won't be multiplayer.

According to Dark-Places the official Alice site has been updated. There are five new screenshots (low res though) and word that the release date will be announced real soon. There's also an updated list of system requirements.

Fileplanet has a movie about the making of American McGee's Alice, featuring interviews with American McGee as well as Barret Alexander and Jim Molinets of Rogue Entertainment and a look at the creation of the maps and models for the game.

The latest All Game Radio audio interview is with Bobby Pavlock of Rogue Entertainment, one of the level designers on American McGee's Alice.

New interview with American McGee on Computer and Video Game News, where they ask him about the upcoming 3rd person game Alice. It's pretty brief, but maybe you haven't read too much about this game.

Continuing the flurry of interviews, JohnTurner goes under the knife over at Stomped discussing his work on Alice fro Rogue Entertainment.

Stomped has a brief interview with the CEO of Rogue Entertainment, Barret Alexander. Chitchat about the game, working with Mr McGoo, and the future.

SharkyExtreme has another one of those get personal interviews. The slice of the day is Rich Fleider of Rogue Entertainment, currently working on the finishing touches for Alice.

Gamers.com has gotten a hold of some new never-before-seen footage of Alice from EA & Rogue. The combined it up with some of the earlier footage as well just because.

The Alice week at Gameslice ends with a brief diary written by producer R.J. Berg, who looks at the game as it's close to being done. There's a new screenshot included as well.

Alice week marches on at GameSlice. The latest article features some new screenshots of the game as well as an interview with Jim Molinets, President of Rogue.