New on GamesRadar is this Tribes: Vengeance Q&A with Ken Levine of Irrational Games. Ken talks about such things like the addition of a singleplayer campaign, the storyline, characters, and the new maps.

A whole bunch of new Tribes: Vengeance shots have been released, offering plenty of looks at a few locations also highlighted in the recent gameplay video. The game will be released towards the end of 2004.

Vivendi Universal Games has released a very high-res Tribes: Vengeance movie, showing almost a minute of ingame footage from this Unreal engine powered game. Thanks 3D Gamers.

GameSpot Australia is sporting a new preview of TRIBES Vengeance that is worth a look-see. The latest incarnation of the series is a little ways off with the Q4 of next year target date but you can never start too early on collecting screenshots! Thanks Blues / Frans

The first new weapon we're announcing is tentatively called a rocket pod. It fires a cluster of spiralling rockets that constantly move in the direction you're aiming, which lets you control them while they're in the air. Tribes 2 had a missile launcher, but it was an auto-aim weapon that we didn't really like. The rocket pod is a replacement for that weapon. It's designed to be particularly effective against larger targets, such as vehicles, because you can potentially hit them with every rocket in the cluster. It can be used against players, too, but you might end up hitting them with only a few rockets.

update: Last time we trust Blue! :) Looks like this is a bit of a rehash, however to make amends here is a new story over at CVG

There is a Tribes Vengeance Q&A on C&VG, talking to Irrational Games' general manager Ken Levine about the upcoming Unreal engine powered Tribes game. Questions are about the addition of a singleplayer game, the player character and the maps.

Action Trip has a Q&A with Tony Oakden of Irrational Games, asking this producer about Tribes: Vengeance. Questions are about the storyline, singleplayer mode, new weapons, use of the Unreal engine and a few other things.

PC.IGN has a new Tribes: Vengeance development diary, written by programmer David Beswick. He explains what it is the programming team does for the game.

Both GameSpot and IGN are featuring new video footage from Tribes: Vengeance, the Unreal engine powered Tribes sequel in development at Irrational Games.

This Vivendi Universal Games FTP directory is offering three new Tribes: Vengeance videos (in several different formats and file sizes), showing several gameplay sequences from the new Unreal engine powered shooter sequel.

Games Domain is the latest site with an article on Tribes: Vengeance. Like many other previews recently, impressions here are based on the demonstration of the game at a recent Tribes LAN event.

GameSpot has posted their preview of Tribes: Vengeance, offering impressions of a build of the game on display at a recent Tribes LAN event. Besides the impressions, there are some all your base page titles for great justice.

PC.IGN updated during the weekend, offering impressions of Tribes Vengeance based on some hands-on time with the game at a Tribes UVALAN event. The article offers a little bit of info on the story, single player plans, there are some impressions of several levels, the visuals and the destructable environment.

Over on GameSpot you can find a few new shots from Tribes Vengeance, Irrational Games' single and multiplayer first person shooter.

New on GameSpy today is this Q&A with Tribes Vengeance producer Chris Mahnken. Questions are about the game's physics, the new weapons, jetpacks, player customization, in game communication options, working with Irrational Games and a few other things.

PC.IGN has posted the first Tribes Vengeance developer diary. In this first entry, designer Jonathan Pelling writes about creating the single player experience.

The guys at Gamers Depot have posted a Tribes Vengeance Q&A, offering a bit more info on the upcoming Unreal engine powered Tribes game.

There's a Tribes Vengeance Q&A on PC Game World, asking producer Chris Mahnken about returning game features, what part vehicles will play in the game, minimum system requirements, new weapons, use of the Unreal engine, the speed of the game and a few other things.

There's a Tribes Vengeance Q&A on Computer & Video Games, offering a conversation with lead designer Ed Orman about the game. A few new screenshots are included.

Sierra released some new Tribes Vengeance screenshots, showing more from Irritional's Unreal engine powered first person shooter.

There's a Tribes Vengeance diary on PC.IGN, written by lead designer Ed Orman. Several new screenshots from the game are included.