A new patch is available for Frontlines: Fuel of War, updating this first person shooter from Kaos Studios to version 1.1.1. Changes and fixes include

• Players will no longer be kicked by PunkBuster for using the comma "," or forward slash "/" character in their names in multiplayer matches.
• The binding for the Action key (E) has been fixed. This is also used for the Exit Vehicle function.
• Keys that have already been used will be checked for when changing control key bindings.... Read more

PC gamers can finally check out Frontlines: Fuel of War, released back in February, as a beta multiplayer demo is now available. The 1.81GB download includes two maps, Oilfield and GNAW. A non-beta demo is expected later this month.

A new downloadable map for the Xbox 360 edition of Kaos Studios' shooter Frontlines: Fuel of War is available for free download from the Xbox Live Marketplace, containing one new multiplayer map and several new instruments of destruction.

Dubbed "Boneyard", the new map brings the war to the Shilnaya Balka missile silos, populated with a new automatic shotgun, rocket jeep and Red Star transport helicopter.

Frontlines originally saw release on the PC and Xbox 360 this past February. Kaos Studios has not yet announced when the downloadable content—the first of five planned for the title—will be available for the game's PC incarnation.

THQ has released a new Frontlines: Fuel of War patch, updating the PC version of Kaos Studios' shooter to version 1.1.0. The patch offers PunkBuster anti-cheat support, spawn camping prevention, a new server browser, gameplay fixes and much more. Full release notes follow after the break ... Read more

Over at FileShack you can now grab the first Frontlines: Fuel of War, updating Kaos Studios' newly released first person shooter to version 1.0.1. The 72mb update addresses several minor bugs, but does not fix known SecuROM and Vista issues. ... Read more

A new Frontlines: Fuel of War (PC, X360) demo can now be downloaded from the Xbox Live Marketplace, offering a second look at the upcoming sci-fi military shooter from Kaos Studios. Following December's single-player demo, this 1.11gb download offers multiplayer content.

GameSpot has an updated Frontlines: Fuel of War preview, checking out an updated build of the multiplayer beta.

Contrary to recent internet speculation, the PS3 version of Kaos Studio's Frontlines: Fuel of War has not been cancelled, but rather delayed.

Speaking to Firing Squad, a representative of Frontlines publisher THQ dismissed rumors of the PS3 version's cancellation and assured that Kaos Studios was still hard at work to meet their promised February release window for the PC and Xbox 360 versions.

The PS3 release of the title is still on track for a release later this year, though no firm dates have yet been announced for any platform. A demo is currently available on Xbox Live, while the PC version has been in closed beta since November.

There's a Frontlines: Fuel of War preview on Gaming Nexus today, offering impressions of the game's multiplayer component.

As promised by Kaos Studios' Frank DeLise, a demo for the developer's shooter Frontlines: Fuel of War (PC, PS3, X360) has arrived on Xbox Live Marketplace. The 1.69GB demo gives a sampling of the title's single player campaign.

The full version of the Battlefield-esque game will support 64-player multiplayer for PC gamers and 32-player multiplayer for the consoles. Frontlines is the first standalone project from Kaos, formerly known as Trauma Studios, the creators of the Desert Combat mod for DICE's Battlefield 1942 (PC).

Over at bit-tech.net you can find a Frontlines: Fuel of War preview, offering hands-on impressions of the Kaos Studios developed action game.

GameSpot has been updated with a new Frontlines: Fuel of War Q&A. Studio manager Frank DeLise is asked about platform differences, mod support, PS3 development, and Microsoft's Xbox Live Server Platform.

IGN has a preview of Frontlines: Fuel of War, going hands-on with the sci-fi military shooter from Kaos Studios and THQ.

The guys at Frontlines Warfare have a new Frontlines: Fuel of War Q&A posted, asking audio director Matthew Harwood about his work on the game.

THQ has released a new Frontlines: Fuel of War movie, focusing on the use of drones in the Kaos Studios-developed shooter. The game will be released for PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 early next year.

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GameSpot has been updated with a Frontlines: Fuel of War diary. In this opening installment, designer Martin Raymond talks about the Frontlines Mechanic.

There's a Frontlines: Fuel of War Q&A on GameSpot today, asking senior producer Joe Halper about the development of this upcoming shooter.

IGN, 1UP and GameSpot all have new Frontlines: Fuel of War previews posted, offering singleplayer campaign impressions.

Planet Frontlines has launched, covering all things Frontlines: Fuel of War. To get things started they have posted a Q&A with Mitch Gross, community manager at Kaos Studios.

Frontlines Warfare has a Frontlines: Fuel of War Q&A, asking Frank DeLise of Kaos Studios about development of this first person shooter. It was announced last month that the game had been delayed until early 2008.