There's a new Empire Earth 2 preview on GameSpy, checking out a preview build of MadDoc's upcoming strategy game sequel.

German game site Gamona has posted thirteen new screenshots from Empire Earth 2, Mad Doc's century spanning strategy game sequel. There's also a preview here for those who know German.

Gamers Hell today chats with Mad Doc CEO Ian Davis, asking him about his company's upcoming strategy game sequel Empire Earth 2. Topics include the Territories System, mining resources, troop management, the different units and why EE2 kicks ass.

There's an Empire Earth 2 Q&A on GamersInfo, chatting with Mad Doc CEO Ian Davis about his company's strategy game sequel. Topics include the game's time period, the three campaigns, differences between civilizations, historical accuracy, and AI.

The Empire Earth 2 website has been updated with a few new screenshots from Mad Doc's upcoming strategy game sequel. There are also some interview videos here.

More imagery from VUGames as they have also released five new Empire Earth 2 screenshots. The shots show several different units and structures from the Mad Doc Software RTS sequel.

The PC Gamer website has an Empire Earth 2 Q&A posted, asking Mad Doc Software CEO Ian Davis about this strategy game sequel. Topics include the units, campaign, the graphics engine, micromanagement, multiplayer features and music.

Also new on FileFront today is this Empire Earth 2 Q&A with Mad Doc CEO Ian Davis. Topics include the new features not found in the original, the singleplayer campaigns, multiplayer modes, the game's time span, the amount of units and the Picture-in-Picture feature.

GameSpot has posted a new Empire Earth 2 preview, going hands-on with the game's multiplayer. Thirteen new screenshots are included. Update: A similar article is up at PC.IGN.

Also on GameSpy today is this Empire Earth 2 preview. Impressions of the game are based on checking out a build at the World Cyber Games event in San Francisco.

Vivendi Universal Games sent out two new screenshots from Empire Earth 2, showing a battle and the game's interface among other things. The Mad Doc Software strategy game sequel will ship during the first quarter of 2005.

New on HomeLAN Fed today is this Empire Earth 2 Q&A. Dr. Ian Davis of Mad Doc Software answers questions about lessons learned from development of the first game, playable sides, the units, multiplayer modes, unique gameplay elements, and the graphics engine.

Fan site Empire Earth Aeon has an Empire Earth 2 Q&A posted. Mac Doc associate producer Brian Mysliwy answers questions about various topics related to the strategy game sequel.

Vivendi Universal Games has released four new Empire Earth 2 screenshots, showing more from the strategy game sequel in development at Mad Doc Software. The game is scheduled for an early 2005 release.

Vivendi Universal Games has released three new Empire Earth 2 screenshots, showing some widescreen imagery from the strategy game sequel which takes place between 10,000 BC and 2300 AD.

There's a quickie Empire Earth 2 preview on PC.IGN tonight, going over what the strategy game sequel will have to offer. Five new movies and a few screenshots are included as well. Update: another preview can be found at GameSpy.

There's an Empire Earth 2 Q&A on Strategy Informer, asking Mad Doc Software founder Ian Davis about his company's upcoming strategy game sequel. Questions are about the differences between the original and this game, improved combat, A.I., weather effects and the system requirements. Thanks Blues.

There's an Empire Earth 2 preview on GameSpot, taking a look at the strategy game sequel in development at Mad Doc Software. Seven new screenshots are included.

Vivendi Universal Games sent out this press release, announcing that Empire Earth 2 is in development. Due out in the first half of 2005, the 3D strategy game sequel is being developed at Mad Doc Software, which also created the expansion pack for the first game.

Empire Earth 2 will build upon the success of its predecessor by adding unique units, powers, leaders, and inherent bonuses to all of the game's 14 different civilizations. Cities, territories, and borders in Empire Earth 2, often treated as "eye candy" in other real-time strategy games, will factor into game play and be treated as tradable resources much like they are in the real world. The game's artificial intelligence will be more reactive, dynamic, and variable than its predecessor's, able to adapt to human opponents in ways that are more engaging for the player. And, for the first time in the Empire Earth series, ambient weather and seasons like fog and snowfall will affect game play, forcing players to adapt their strategies to the changing environment.

You can find three screenshots here, and HomeLAN Fed has impressions of a gameplay trailer shown during a recent VUGames press event.