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Publisher Majesco is bringing several of its older PC titles to Good Old Games, so to celebrate, the digital distribution outlet has supplied us with giveaway goods.

Double Fine's supernatural action-adventure Psychonauts ($9.99) and GlyphX's sci-fi action game Advent Rising ($5.99) represent the initial offerings... Read more

GameSpot has posted a new preview of BloodRayne, taking a look at the PC build of this vampire game where you kill nazis. It's already out on consoles.

If your life long fantasy has been to play as a female vampire who fights nazis, then that fantasy is now reality as the BloodRayne PC demo has been released. The 168mb demo offers an unknown part from the full game, which is currently out on consoles and will ship for PC early next year. Thanks GameSpy.

There is a BloodRayne Q&A on the Adrenaline Vault, quizzing Terminal Reality's Jeff Mills about this third person vampire action game. Jeff is asked why the PC version is following months after the release of the console versions, the engine, features that appear in the PC version but not the console versions, plans for a demo and more.

Also on HomeLAN Fed today is a Q&A with Ken Gold and Liz Buckley of Majesco. They discuss the upcoming BloodRayne and other upcoming Majesco games.

Majesco has released yet another BloodRayne trailer, showing 1 minute and 22 seconds of footage from this third person vampire action game. Thanks 3D Gamers.

Gamers Press has posted a Q&A with Liz Buckley, who is the product manager on the vampire action game BloodRayne. She's asked why the BloodRayne character gets to kill nazis, inspiration for the game, what else this game has to offer besides a sexy looking vampire, special powers in the game and the Infernal engine among other things.

Majesco has released a new BloodRayne gameplay movie along with an intro trailer, showing more from this blood sucking third person action game (website). The console versions (Xbox, PS2 and GameCube) went gold today, the PC version will follow in 2003.

According to a news story on HomeLAN Fed, the PC version of the third person action game BloodRayne has been delayed. While the PS2, Xbox and GameCube versions will ship this Halloween, the PC version is now slated for the first quarter of 2003.

A new movie trailer from the third person vampire action game BloodRayne has been released, you can grab it from FileShack. It's in MPG format and runs for a minute and fourteen seconds.

The official BloodRayne site has been opened. Available in a broadband version only, this Flash site offers more info on Terminal Reality's upcoming 3rd person horror action adventure game. There are gameplay clips from the console versions, 14 screenshots, an overview of features and several other things. Thanks Blues News.

Gamespot has posted a brief hands on preview of BloodRayne, the third person action game in development at Terminal Reality. The preview covers the story, the graphics, the controls, and visual differences between the PC, PS2 and Xbox versions. Fourteen new screenshots are included as well.

Terminal Reality in cooperation with Majesco has announced their new game, BloodRayne. The folks at IEMag and AVault both got a bit more info on what the game is about, here's the basic idea of what the game will be about:

Set in the 1930’s, BloodRayne introduces female agent BloodRayne. A supernatural union of human and vampire, BloodRayne was raised and trained by a secret governmental agency to hunt down and eliminate global evil forces. In her first game she must take on an occult faction of pre-Nazis and their army of ghouls to prevent them from unleashing creatures of unfathomable terror onto the world.

The game will be based on their own new engine technology called the "Infernal Engine".