Frans over at Blues News noticed some more updates on the EA Alice page, such as the addition of the Icewand toy you will get in the game, and the Queen's Garden that you'll visit.

Gamespy is reporting that Paul Steed, who as you all know, was fired earlier this month right when id started on the new Doom game. Well, he's now doing contract work for Rogue Entertainment, working on Alice.

"Paul is augmenting our staff and doing some character animation work for the team," Alexander said. "He is helping us stay on track."

Dark Places has posted a new screenshot from American McGee's Alice, showing Alice fighting with two card figures.

Stomped has an interview with Rogue Entertainment programmer Peter Mack, who like the rest of the crew there, is currently working on American McGee's Alice. They discuss working with the Q3 engine, work he's done in the past, the plot in the game, the role of music in the game and more.

Word from Alice@Stomped Mark Willer sent in word that the Alice page from EA (and American McGee) has been updated. In fact there is quite a bit of Alice stuff going on, here you guys go. I'll even annoy you with a thumbnail of the E3 pics that most people missed during the big E3 rush.

- New character @ EA page: Army Ant
- Character stuff at GameSpotUK
- Previewed over at 3DAP
- Even a screensaver at GameSpy
- Some Fan Art on Alice@Stomped

Gamespot UK busted out with all kinds of new Alice media. There are character images, new artwork and two screenshot galleries (page 1, page 2) which contain new screenies of the EA/Rogue Entertainment game. Saw that on Blues.

3D Action Planet has posted a second look on American McGee's Alice, based on a demonstration during E3. This article is more lengthy than most pieces I've seen written about the game, so it might be worthwhile to check out.

Here are the first 3 'authorized' screenshots of American McGee's Alice game based on the Quake3 engine.

Word from loony who got a look at the Rogue Entertainment Alice game being published by Quake3 is that there will be no multiplayer support. Originally there was a seperate game planned in first person mode (the game is in 3rd person) specifically for deathmatch. Canned. Doh.

Also on AVault is some new information on American McGee's Alice game. There are also 3 new screenshots, which look a lot better than the ones posted on the official website the other day.

The site for American McGee's Alice has a new design, and also has some updates. First of all the first in-game screenshots of this 3rd person game are now up. There are 10 of em, and not particulary big in a 416x316 format. *Removed at request of Rogue* . There's also a FAQ and a weapon page which has Alice's knife for now. Thanks to Dark Places for the heads up.

update Rogue Entertainment level designer Bobby Pavlock just posted this in the comments

Before anybody says ANYTHING about the screenshots, I want everyone to be aware that those were NOT screenshots that were for release. I don't know who dropped the ball and told the webdudes at EA to post that shit. They in NO WAY reflect what the game really looks like. In short, those screenshots are ASS. They don't have half the stuff in them they should (textures, lighting, fogging, etc.) Please ignore that shit. Thanks.

Hopefully we'll see some current screenshots soon then!

Not for the general public that is. Well-Rounded Entertainment is reporting that the Q3-engine game from EA/Rogue, Alice will only be shown behind closed doors at E3 so don't expect a flood of info from this game after the event.

The Stomped Alice page sends word of another update to the official Alice page, also they have a new interview with a member of the development team to check out.

There's a new interview on Dark Places, talking with Rogue programmer Peter Mack about Alice and the Quake3 engine.

According to Frans the site for American McGee's Alice has been updated showing a new piece of the Wonderland map, Land of Fire and Brimstone.

Also new on the The Oxygentank, they have an interview with Chris Greenhaw, who is an artist from Rogue working on American McGee's Alice.

There's an interview with Bobby Pavlock of Rogue Entertainment on Rust - Gamedesign, talking to him about his job as a level designer.

Alice@Stomped has a short interview session with Rogue's Jay Brushwood, who's one of the artists on Alice.

The "Alice" website has been updated with some new stuff, specifically the Mad Hatters Area. Blue pointed out the silly pontification on the front: "A sanguinolent feast awaits you at the Hatter’s abattoir". Translation: "Welcome to this new part of the website, enjoy yourself and NO PEEING ON THE RUGS!" Ok, so maybe not. Oh yeah, Peter Mack wants to know what platforms you want Alice ported to. Linux, BeOS, Mac, PSX/2, N64. Whatever you want. Let him know how you feel. Thanks BlahBlahBlah from #shugashack

The Alice@Stomped site has a q&a with Jim Molinets of Rogue, talking about the company and a bit about their game Alice.