According to this report on GameSpot, the Kaos Studios developed Frontlines: Fuel of War has been delayed. Originally scheduled for a late 2007 release, the game will skip the holiday madness and is now due in January.

Over at Eurogamer you can find a new Frontlines: Fuel of War preview, taking a look at the Kaos Studios first person shooter. Includes a couple of low-res screenshots and quotes by design director Dave Votypka and company GM Frank DeLise.

The latest Frontlines: Fuel of War Q&A can be found at Hexus.gaming. Lead designer Frank Delise is asked about the formation of Kaos Studios, the game's premise, the singleplayer campaign, use of drones, vehicles, AI and more.

Gaming Nexus and Joystiq are the latest sites to preview Frontlines: Fuel of War, offering their thoughts on the shooter after checking it out at last week's THQ press event. You can find our recent interview on the game here.

There's a Frontlines: Fuel of War preview on 1UP, talking to Kaos Studios general manager Frank DeLise about his company's first person shooter while also going hands-on with it.

Kaos Studios is chugging away on Frontlines: Fuel of War, and I recently had the opportunity to chat with producer Joe Halper for a rundown on the game, the studio, and Halper's own career path.

Shack: This genre is traditionally PC-oriented. Have you faced any challenges with the console transition or had to scale anything down?

Joe Halper: No, actually it's going really well. There's a lot of design work that went into catering to all the different roles and upgrades--sort of like an RPG--but fundamentally you keep it simplistic and keep it centralized. There are so many weapons and vehicles and all that information to communicate to the players, but I think we did really well getting that all onto the controller. The way the players level up the roles gives players a chance to learn as they go through. You pick a role, and you start upgrading it and learning it. It's a quick but an enjoyable experience. You figure it out quickly, then you start figuring out the cool combinations you can make.

We've also got a new round of screenshots released by THQ, as well as a piece of rendered artwork.

Team Xbox, FiringSquad and GameSpy all have Frontlines: Fuel of War previews, checking out the multiplayer shooter at THQ's recent press day.

IGN has taken a three page first look at Frontlines: Fuel of War, the Kaos Studios shooter that's due out later this year. The article comes with several nice looking screenshots.

Though it is dated February 9, this Frontlines: Fuel of War Q&A on Computer & Video Games is new. Topics include differences between this game and Desert Combat, competing against Battlefield 2, destructible scenery and favorite weapon.

There's a Frontlines: Fuel of War preview on 1UP, taking a look at the Kaos Studios multiplayer shooter. Includes new screenshots.

Fan site Frontlines Warfare has five new Frontlines: Fuel of War screenshots, showing the Red Star Alliance side in the game.

And here are some snaps from the Kaos Studios (ex Desert Combat guys) shooter Frontlines: Fuel of War.

Frontlines Warfare has been updated with a Frontlines: Fuel of War Q&A, asking Frank DeLise of Kaos Studios about this new Unreal Engine 3 powered first person shooter.

Over at FiringSquad you can find a new Frontlines: Fuel of War Q&A. Kaos Studios co-founder Frank DeLise is asked about the game's storyline, interesting weapons and vehicles, mission locations, graphics engine and multiplayer.

THQ has issued this press release, announcing that the company's Kaos Studios is working on Frontlines: Fuel of War. The game is a first person shooter, and will be released on PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 next year. Here's a bit on the project

Frontlines: Fuel of War is an open world, infantry- and vehicle-based FPS (First Person Shooter) featuring advanced next-gen weaponry in a desperate, near future setting where controlling the planet's depleting fossil resources determines the ultimate fate of civilization. A global war for oil is being waged between two superpowers, the Western Coalition (US/EU) and the Red Star Alliance (Russia/China), and players will be instrumental in determining how the war is waged -- and won. The single player campaign will focus on this powerful storyline as players' execute missions focused on non-linear gameplay, moving their frontline through enemy held territory.

Kaos Studios members previously worked on the popular Battlefield 1942 mod Desert Combat and were part of the Battlefield 2 R&D team.