Over at GameSpot you can find the fourth Rome: Total War development diary. Writer & designer Mike Brunton explains the use of the new 3D map in the game.

There's a Rome: Total War Q&A on the Firing Squad today, asking the Creative Assembly team about this upcoming strategy game. Questions are about religions in the game, different eras, the turn system, and multiplayer. Thanks Blues News.

There's a new Rome: Total War Q&A on Strategy Informer, asking Mike Simpson of The Creative Assembly about this strategy game. Meanwhile IGN takes a look at the game's Briton faction.

A new Rome: Total War development diary has been posted at GameSpot. Lead programmer Jerome Grasdyke talks about the game's beta testing and bug fixing. Three new screenshots are included.

On FileShack we now have the Rome: Total War E3 2004 trailer, showing two minutes of high resolution footage from this upcoming strategy game. Thanks Gamers Hell.

Game Daily is another site with a Rome: Total War preview, also offering hands-on impressions along with some developer quotes. Thanks HomeLAN.

The big three of IGN, GameSpot and GameSpy all have a new Rome: Total War preview today, offering hands-on impressions along with new screenshots from this strategy game. Update: another preview is online at Firing Squad.

Rome Total War Faction Feature on PC.IGN is just that, taking a look at the Carthaginian faction in Creative Assembly's upcoming strategy game.

GameSpot has posted a new Rome: Total War designer diary. Lead programmer Jerome Grasdyke talks about the various factions in this upcoming strategy game. Two new screenshots are included.

Worthplaying has posted several new screenshots from Rome: Total War, the next title in the strategy game series from The Creative Assembly. The game is currently scheduled for a third quarter release this year.

The first Rome: Total War development diary has been posted on GameSpot. Lead programmer Jerome Grasdyke gives us an overview of what we can expect from this strategy game sequel.

Activision sent over a press release announcing that Creative Assembly's strategy game Rome: Total War is shipping fall 2004. "The revolutionary new Total War(tm) engine technology brings to life epic, cinematic battles beyond anything ever seen before in a game. Players will be transported to the battlefields of ancient history's greatest conflicts and control mighty armies of up to 10,000 fully polygonal, highly detailed, motion-captured warriors. They can fight as, or against history's most legendary generals including Julius Caesar, Hannibal and the rebel Spartacus, and must use a combination of brains and brawn to successfully conquer the enemy.".

Activision's Rome Total War website is now offering three new movies from the Creative Assembly strategy game, showing the Barbarians, Greeks, and Egyptians. The movies are mirrored on FileShack.

HomeLAN Fed has posted a Rome: Total War Q&A. Ian Roxburgh of Creative Assembly answers questions about the time period chosen for this game, research done for the game, the playable sides, multiplayer options, unique gameplay features, plans for mod tools, and a few other things.

There are updated Rome: Total War impressions on GameSpot this evening, based on playtime with the game at a recent press event. Two new screenshots are included.

Over at Computer & Video Games you can find a Rome: Total War Q&A. Creative Assembly's Ian Roxburg answers questions about the game's major new features, historical accuracy, the timeline covered by the game, Incendiary Pigs, the new 3D technology and more.

The Rome: Total War webpage has been updated with new screenshots from this 3D strategy game sequel. Thanks Blues News.

PC.IGN has posted a new Rome: Total War movie, showing a battle from Creative Assembly's latest Total War strategy game. Available as WMV and Quicktime stream/download.

PC.IGN has posted a Rome: Total War Q&A, asking Creative Assembly's Michael de Plater about the followup to Shogun: and Medieval: Total War. Questions about the period of history the game will cover, moving to 3D units, available factions, siege units, and a few other things.

We already saw screenshots, a movie, previews, an official site and now Activision has confirmed that Creative Assembly is working on a new Total War game, Rome: Total War. For more info read the press release or visit this site.