"This week saw the release of Coffeetime Crosswords, which had been announced last week and managed to generate less interest than a new Peter Andre album."

"Rounded up as E3: Bringing It Home, the new content will kick off on Monday, July 14. In addition to the Too Human demo, Xbox 360 owners can expect playable versions of other games on the E3 show floor, similar to previous Bringing It Home events. Videos, Xbox 360 dashboard themes and other content will also be on offer."

"We have just received some brand new and high-res Too Human screenshots, and it seems as if it is going to be worth the wait. Check out these eight new shiny screenshots which will leave you in need of more."

"Poor Denis Dyack. Too Human's not even out yet, and already, the knives are out. None sharper than this one: over on the Eurogamer boards, one of the site's mods - a chap who claims to be a journo - says his Too Human review NDA is "against [his] human rights". He also says "this has to be the worst game I've played in the last 5 years", citing everything from the game's animation to its supposedly repetitive combat.
This follows on from a few hands-on impressions hitting yesterday that ran..."

"When the game is released and everyone plays game all the speculation will be over. If I am wrong and gamers in general think the game is “crap” then I am comfortable with getting tagged “Owned by the GAF”.

However, if I am right and it is received well, I would like to see those “Against” to be tagged with “Owned by Too Human”."

""Silicon Knights’ director and president, Denis Dyack, and director of design, Henry Sterchi, explain how players will distribute their loot, build their characters and execute killer combos.""

"From developer Silicon Knights (Eternal Darkness, Blood Omen), Too Human is an action title with strong RPG elements, a rich storyline and co-operative play over Xbox LIVE. Having been in development in some form since the days of the original PlayStation a firm release date will come as quite a relief for many gamers."

"The Xbox 360 and the Playstation 3 have brought HD gaming into the mainstream. After years of High-Def in the living room being a hazy concept that really only affected A/V aficionados, the more technologically inclined, and the affluent, these videogame machines have made HD Gaming as simple and affordable as “plug n’ play.” But as with any consumer device, the hardware, for all its potential, is just that — untapped potential. What really brings out the true worth of the machine is the soft..."

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"Wired's annual Vaporware Awards went up yesterday, and because this is the Internet quite a few of the slots went to videogames. But we're not nearly done yet.

We have some slightly different rules for this list. The game in question didn't have to ever have an official 2007 release date attached to it, just as long as the hype coming from the publisher vastly outweighed the substance."

"Buying all those sleek (and not-so-sleek) boxes to fit under your telly isn’t just a burden on the wallets of consumers, reckons Silicon Knights' Denis Dyack - it’s also an unsustainable state of affairs for the gaming industry as a whole.

Speaking in a lecture at the GCDC in Leipzig, Dyack predicted that a ‘one console future’ may not be too far away, and could even occur in the next round of hardware."

"Denis Dyack stopped by the TooHuman.net forums today to confirm a 2008 release date and demo information for fans. This is the first time Denis has spoken about a release timetable publicly in quite some time. Silicon Knights apparently has pretty firm control in their deal with Microsoft regarding when their release window will be.

"Too Human will be out in 2008. A firm date with tons of new info is coming soon. This will be followed up with a playable demo. The demo will speak for itsel..."

"Too Human is coming in 2008. Not 2009, 2010, or "2000-never" as some have speculated. This according to Silicon Knights founder Denis Dyack. Friday, Dyack responded to a negative post on the official Too Human message board stating that Too Human would be out and that a Marketplace demo was forthcoming."

"Silicon Knights requested to license Epic Games's Unreal Tournament engine for the Xbox 360 shooter Too Human. Under the agreement, Epic was required to provide a working engine for the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 within six months of received the console development kits.

Silicon Knights claims it failed to meet that deadline. For E3 2006, it says it did not have a working engine for the Xbox 360, and thus was not able to show off Too Human. According to the lawsuit, this also caused de..."

"Epic Games fired off an e-mail to various press outlets this afternoon to address the suit. "This morning we were served with a lawsuit by Silicon Knights," wrote Epic Games president Mark Rein. "We believe the claims against us are unfounded and without merit and we intend to fully defend against them. We'd love to tell you more about it but unfortunately our lawyers want us to save our comments for the courthouse so we're going to do our best to comply with their wishes. In that vein we'd a..."

"From a content creation perspective, when a developer makes a game he wants everyone to play it. Why make something that's format-specific? With the consoles out on the market now, it's going to be really unpredictable as to who is going to do well. Nintendo has come out of nowhere, Microsoft has gotten off to a really strong start and great things are expected of Sony. But if the market gets evenly divided into thirds, who is that good for? Why force the consumer to buy three consoles?

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"It's been delayed more times than we've had hot dinners; Silicon Knights' Too Human - a game originally conceived in 1994, spanning 3 generations of consoles and somehow managed to survive axe-fall after axe-fall - is finally, really, going to be released. For reals. Really. You can read all about the latest build of Too Human right here.

For those not versed in the game's tumultuous development and the way it has gradually evolved over the better part of a decade in on-and-off development..."

"Storms do, though, eventually pass, and plenty of games with poor first showings have gone on to become outstanding final products. Take, for example, a little title called Halo, which looked clunky and unpolished in its early state, but sure came together in the end. Now add in the fact that Silicon Knights has a proven track record. It created the Legacy of Kain franchise. It delivered one of the highest-rated GameCube titles, Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem, to Nintendo fans. And it eve..."

Here are some screenshots from the upcoming Xbox360 game Too Human.