The second TimeShift diary has been posted over at GameSpot. In this installment Saber Interactive CEO Matthew Karch talks about the design and structure of the single-player campaign and its time shifting gameplay.

Over at GameSpot you can find the first TimeShift development diary. Saber CEO Matthew Karch writes about the St. Petersburg, Russia location of his team and the design origins of this upcoming sci-fi shooter.

GameSpot has a new TimeShift preview, going hands-on with a recent build of this shooter. According to the preview, the PC version looks a lot better than before thanks to Shader Model 3.0 and HDR support, along with a new particle system. The preview includes several new screenshots.

Atari has released a new TimeShift trailer, showing a minute and a half of cutscene and gameplay footage from Saber Interactive's sci-fi shooter. Thanks 3D Gamers.

The Xbox 360: The Official Xbox Magazine website has been updated, offering a TimeShift Q&A. Producer Kyle Peschel is asked about the game's time shifting features and other features that make the game stand out.

Atari has released ten more TimeShift screenshots, showing more environments from Saber Interactive's upcoming first person shooter which is due out on PC, Xbox and Xbox 360 next year.

Atari has released five new TimeShift screenshots, showing more from the sci-fi shooter which will be released on PC, Xbox and Xbox 360 next year.

We saw some screenshots from the sci-fi shooter TimeShift earlier this week, and now Atari has released a new movie from the game. The WMV format video shows nine minutes of footage from a singleplayer mission.

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Atari has released nine new TimeShift screenshots, showing more from Saber Interactive's time-manipulation shooter. It will be released on PC, Xbox and Xbox 360, and was recently announced as being delayed until 2006.

According to the TimeShift product page, this first person shooter has been delayed from this fall to spring 2006. The product page also lacks any mention of the Xbox version, so this probably means the console port is cancelled.

Another movie from the first person shooter TimeShift has been released, showing two minutes of cinematic and gameplay footage. The video was first shown during this year's E3. Thanks 3D Gamers.

Worthplaying has been updated with six new screenshots from TimeShift, the time manipulation shooter in development at Saber Interactive.

GameSpot has posted their own TimeShift Q&A, also asking Saber Interactive CEO Matthew Karch about this time manipulation game. Five new screenshots are included.

New on FileFront today is this TimeShift Q&A. Saber Interactive Matthew Karch answers questions about the unique features of this upcoming FPS games, the weapons, locations, engine features, the time manipulation features, and system requirements.

Also new on HomeLAN Fed today is this TimeShift Q&A. Matthew Karch of Saber Interactive answers questions about the storyline, time manipulation powers, weapons and items, enemies, multiplayer features and the game's current status.

Several more previews of the new time manipulation shooter TimeShift have found their way online. You can find them at GameSpy, Telefragged, HomeLAN Fed and IGN.

Following a GameSpot preview last week, Atari today officially announced the first person shooter TimeShift which is in development at Saber Interactive (Will Rock). In the game you control time to complete missions and defeat enemies. Time manipulation includes slowing time down, pausing, and rewinding. The game's scheduled for release this fall. Three screenshots can be found here.

Saber Interactive's proprietary Saber3D game engine includes groundbreaking graphics technology, such as normal mapping to create amazingly high-detailed textures and characters, as well as advanced parallax lighting, allowing for realistic depth to environmental textures. The game engine will also incorporate futuristic physics technology for in-game objects and characters. TimeShift will also provide an added level of immersion with a deep and engrossing storyline created by a renowned Hollywood writer and director that incorporates a fantastic vision of our world existing within an alternate timeline.
TimeShift will feature more than 30 combat missions, each showcasing time control elements and challenges that players must complete using both their extraordinary capabilities and combat expertise. An array of devastating and unique weaponry from the world's alternate timeline will be at the player's disposal, including bizarre incarnations of traditional sniper guns, machine guns, pistols and more, as well as never-before-imagined armaments from an era humanity has never seen.

GameSpot has posted a preview of TimeShift, going hands-on with this new first person shooter from Will Rock developer Saber Interactive which Atari will be publishing. The first three screenshots are included as well.