There's a Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth Q&A on Calling Cthulhu, asking Bethesda's Pete Hines about the game. Questions are about specific things that came out of E3.

There's a Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth Q&A on Computer & Video Games this afternoon, chatting with producer Chris Gray about this first-person action adventure game. Topics include storyline, the lack of a HUD, insanity effects, NPC interaction, enemy creatures and weapons.

A second Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth sneak peek has been posted on Action Vault. Like the first one it's pretty much a development diary, with designer Edward Kay talking about the gameplay.

There is a Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth preview on Game Informer, offering a brief look at this first person horror action game which has been in development for quite some time.

There's a Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth preview on PC.IGN tonight, offering impressions of a preview build along with four new screenshots. Update: GameSpot also has a preview posted.

Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth Sneak Peek #1 is a developer diary type article on Action Vault, written by Headfirst Studios producer Chris Gray. He gives an overview of the game and explains the HUD-less combat.

New on GameSpy today is this Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth Q&A. Chris Gray of Headfirst Studios is asked about various things related to this long in development horror action/adventure game.

There's a Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth preview on Games Domain, offering an overview of this first person horror adventure game. The current scheduled release date for the game is spring 2004.

The guys at Headfirst finally found a new publisher for their horror action game Call of Cthulhu, and that publisher is Bethesda. The oft-delayed PC/Xbox game is currently scheduled for an early 2004 release and will be shown at E3 next week.

The Call of Cthulhu website has been updated, offering several new screenshots from this horror action adventure game in development at HeadFirst.

Also on HomeLAN Fed is this Call of Cthulhu Q&A. Topics include the lenghty development time, the current development status, sequel and console plans, mixing action and adventure gameplay, demo plans and a few other things.

The official Call of Cthulhu site now has a high res and low res trailer for this upcoming horror action adventure game. Thanks HomeLAN Fed.

There's a new Call of Cthulhu Q&A on Computer & Video Games. Producer Chris Gray answers questions about parts of the game they've been working on, the mix of action and adventure, the role playing elements, multiplayer options and several other related topics.

Headfirst sent out some news about their horror action adventure game Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth. Even though the first game has suffered massive delays and still isn't out, a sequel is planned for 2004. Console ports are on their way. And the official site has opened. Headfirst is still looking for a publisher.

Right after E3 Jason reported about the state of Call of Cthulhu, an often delayed horror adventure game. Developer Headfirst Productions has now sent out a publisher related update on the game.

The publishing contract between Ravensburger Interactive and Headfirst Productions Limited for the development and publication of "Call of Cthulhu : Dark Corners of the Earth" has been terminated by Headfirst Productions Limited for breach of contract by Ravensburger Interactive. The game's development continues unabated and is now scheduled for release early in 2003. A further statement will be issued when a new publisher for this title has been found

Publishing enquiries should be sent to Mike Woodroffe.

Much to my surprise, yesterday when I showed up to my Fishtank Interactive meeting, I was told that Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth wouldn't be shown either on the floor or in a behind closed doors meeting area. After asking around quite a bit, I was given the chance to sit down with JoWood CTO Thomas Kirchenkamp, who explained the reasons the game wasn't on display, and confirmed that it is very much behind schedule, with their most recent milestone plan they received from developer Headfirst projecting a Spring 2003 release. Here's an excerpt:

The one reason is, that the product is seriously delayed, the last milestone plan we received from Headfirst -- the developers, said that they...well, the plan was first to release in November of 2001. Then we put an additional budget in it, and set for June 2002. Now we have the new milestone plan, which arrived I think three weeks ago, which says Spring 2003. So this is something we have to manage with the studio, and we're willing to do this, but this is one reason why it's not here.

Three new screenshots from the horror action RPG Call of Cthulhu are up at Gamers Click. Looking very nice.

Over at Computer & Video Games are several new screenshots from Call Of Cthulhu, the horror action role playing game. It will be released this fall.

The sixth Call Of Cthulhu development diary is up at Action Vault. In this part, Andrew Brazier writes about the enviroments, developing an 'Artist's Eye' and more.

German K-Files has a 21mb trailer video of the horror game Call of Cthulhu. Tiscali Games has DivX versions. Thanks Blues News.