Those crazy "blokes" from Gamespot have posted 102 screenshots of Legend's Unreal engine powered Wheel of Time game.

Unreal Universe has a Wheel of Time preview online, giving a good writeup and also 2 dozen screenshots on Legend's upcoming game.

The monkeys at Unreal Universe have six new shots of Legend's Wheel of Time.

UnrealUniverse has scored a bunch of new screenshots of Wheel of Time which look pretty good. You can also check out these shots that I scored a little 'exclusive' on a while back: [shot1] [shot2] [shot3] [shot4] [shot5] [shot6]

The GTIneractive Wheel of Time page is online with a few new (small) screenshots of the Legend Entertainment project. Thanks Rick.

The Legend Entertainment guys updated the Wheel of Time website late yesterday with some more development progress as the game nears completion. Also congrats to Glen on the marriage. Also, SharkyExtreme has a new Wheel of Time preview online that is worth a look. It's one of those hands-on previews of the game.

AVault has put together a new preview of Wheel of Time from Legend Entertainment. If you still dont know what the heck WoT is then you may wish to remove your head from that dark hole and go read.

Some Wheel of Time stuff for you guys to chew on this afternoon. The official web page has been updated and features these 2 nifty new screenshots that qualify as damn cool. Check out [shot1] and [shot2]. On top of that the GSUK have a new preview of the Unreal engine based title.

Billy over at VE has scored himself 3 new Wheel of Time screenshots. Dig on [shot1] [shot2] [shot3]

CGO busts out with a new Wheel of Time preview which um.. basically.. previews WoT.

Almost forgot to mention that the Wheel of Time page has been updated by the Legend Entertainment guys again talking about how close they are to getting all finished up with the game. If you read the Robert Jordan books then you probably already know more than I could tell ya but wtf.

Unreal Universe has yet even more screenshots of Wheel of Time.

The Gamefan page has posted 12 new images of Wheel of Time for you guys to check out. It's an Unreal engine based RPG.

AVault has some images and talk about some Wheel of Time video footage that is being used for the cut scenes. Apparently they arent going that super cool in-game cut scene style. MetalGear Solid rocked the house with that stuff.

The Wheel of Time page from Legend Entertainment has been updated yet again, this week featuring 3 nifty new screenshots that I snagged here for you guys and quite a bit of talk about several different maps being worked on by the developers.

The Wheel of Time page has another development update for you guys to check out. They also have a little clock thingie that the GT PR department came up with. Get it? Yeah, what will those GT guys think of next eh? They are just INSANE! Here are a few shots of the game in action: [shot1] [shot2] [shot3] [shot4] [shot5] [shot6]

The Wheel of Time page has been updated by Legend's Glen Dahlgren. Can't wait.

A few Wheel of Time postings for you guys who just cant wait for the Legend Entertainment Uneal engine baby. Check out these quotes from the messageboard via UU and VE. Word is we can also expect a few more new screenshots in the future.

Legend's Sam Brown on shadow support:
Unfortunately, WoT won't support shadows and there's no intention of including future support (that I'm aware of). From what I understand, it's a speed issue. The Unreal engine wasn't designed with shadows in mind and getting them to work easily isn't...well, easy. As shadows are basically an asthetic enhancement they aren't a focus of current development.

As for the TNT card's stencil buffer, as I understood it, this addition to Unreal was both extremely slow and pretty bad looking. For those reasons it was never integrated into the Unreal codebase. And as others have already said, it was only usable on the Creative cards using their drivers. That's a VERY small audience to cater to.

Sam Brown on framerates:
Basically, your framerate can never exceed the speed with which your screen is updated. For example, if your monitor is refreshing the screen at 60Hz then the image on the screen isn't going to run at anything faster than 60fps. Of course, you could turn VSynch off, which will allow your card to try and update faster than the screen refresh, but that can cause some strange visual side effects (people usually describe it as tearing).

GameCenter has fired up a pretty interesting preview of the Wheel of Time game from Legend Entertainment utilizing that Unreal engine thingie-ma-jig. Here are a few of the latest shots: [shot1] [shot2] [shot3] [shot4] [shot5] [shot6]

If those original Wheel of Time shots I posted werent enough for ya... Well guess what guys, my special friend over in the UK scored me 6 more new screenshots of Wheel of Time. These are honestly some of the most impressive shots I've seen of the game yet. The game is using a modified Unreal engine code base and being developed by those guys at Legend Entertainment who are also impressively enough going to be the team working on Unreal2. Dig on the 2 thumbnails and these other 4 shots: [shot3] [shot4] [shot5] [shot6]