Over at PC Gameplay are more screenshots from the Aliens vs Predator 2 game that Monolith is working on. There are 10 640x480 screenshots in all.

AvPNews has news of a video showing Aliens versus Predator 2. It runs for almost 2 minutes, showing new ingame footage from this Lithtech powered Monolith game. There are 2 versions, a 38.3MB mpg video and a 18.9MB mpg video. Both are currently "available" on Fileplanet, or you can try Blues News (small version, large version).

The guys at Eurogamer have eight new screenshots from Aliens versus Predator 2. This is the Lithtech powered game in development at Monolith.

Sierra has opened the official Aliens versus Predator 2 site. It doesnt have much in the way of new info and screenshots, but hey there you go.

AVP News has 5 more screenshots from Alien versus Predator 2. This is in development at Monolith using the latest version of the Lithtech engine.

AvPNews has posted "new old" screenshots from Alien versus Predator 2 (starting here). The shots are from a pre-E3 build of the game, however the screenshots haven't been seen before.

VE has an Alien vs Predator 2 interview with the producer from the project going over what the dilly is with their game. There is a strong possibility it will involve aliens as well as the predator and marines. Not sure if they have finalized that yet though.

AvP News has scored 3 more screenshots from Alien versus Predator 2, the sequel to the 1999 game in development at Monolith.

AVPNews is sporting some video footage (Thanks Eric) of the upcoming sequel to Alien vs Predator. It's a bit over 30megs and shows stuff.

The new Computer Games Online has a preview of Monolith's upcoming Alien versus Predator 2, the sequel to the 1999 Rebellion game. The preview features quotes from Fox and Monolith folks and also has plenty of screenshots from the Lithtech powered game.

Some of the new weapons are a direct result of player input, even though some of the things players asked for didn't seem to make sense. "They wanted a knife and they wanted Hicks' shotgun," says Stalker, shaking his head in disbelief. "A shotgun? Why would you want a shotgun? Aliens would eat you before you ever got the chance to use it. We couldn't believe they wanted a knife. So we had a meeting and we said, 'Look, if we have to put a knife in, what the hell can we do with it?' We spitballed some great reasons you'd want to have a knife," he continued, "and we gave them what they wanted because we were able to come up with some really great gameplay reasons for you having the thing."

Saw that on Blues News.

The game source code and tools for Alien versus Predator Gold have been released on AvPNews. This allows you to make new maps and features for AvP. It's a 10.8mb download.

AvP News has a news story about the multiplayer capabilities of Aliens versus Predator 2. Some sites were reporting the max amount of players would be 10, this is not the case. It's 16 instead.

The guys at AvPNews have updated their Alien versus Predator 2 FAQ with all there's to know about this upcoming Monolith game. According to a news update on the site a lot more details will be reveiled at E3. Thanks Derrek.

AvP News has posted yet more screenshots from Alien versus Predator 2. They show various sections of the game.

3D Action Planet has taken a first look at Alien versus Predator 2, the upcoming Monolith game. It's a nice overview of what is known so far about this sequel to the original Rebellion game. The first few screenshots we recently saw weren't mind blowing, but sufficient as long as they get the gameplay right (and not make the game so freakin' hard again). Here's a snip

Thankfully, early reports about AvP 2 indicate that Monolith will be doing a lot to make the game more playable while retaining the same grim mood as before. Level design is going to be changed for the better. Instead of finding yourself trapped in dark hallways all the time, or perhaps trapped in a dark hallway, or maybe walking down a hallway (which happens to be dark) and soon finding yourself trapped in it and facing enemies from all directions, the new levels will contain a lot more variety. There will be some more lighting than before, more open spaces, and even outdoor areas.