Spike TV has sent us a press release that contains information on how it'll be teaming up with GameTrailers.com to present “E3 invasion,” providing viewers with live coverage for the biggest announcements. But, more importantly, buried within the press release, was mention of a special announcement from id software and Raven Software.

Ignition Entertainment today announced that the company has signed an agreement with Epic Games to license Unreal Engine 3 for its upcoming said to be groundbreaking FPS, currently under development at its Florida Studio.

GSC Game World has sent us the official and final box art for S.T.A.L.K.E.R: Clear sky, the long-awaited prelude to S.T.A.L.K.E.R: Shadow of Chernobyl.

The James Bond: Quantum of Solace image gallery has been updated with 5 new screenshots.

EA has released a new teaser Trailer for Crysis Warhead. Strategy Informer has it available for streaming now.

New details about Crytek’s follow up to the successful PC shooter Crysis have surfaced in this month’s PC Gamer magazine.

First picked up by Czech gaming site Tiscali Games, the preview give details about Warhead’s expected performance, and a sequel.

Just as we expected, 3D Realms long-awaited first-person-shooter, Duke Nukem Forever, won't be making an appearance at this years E3.

I'm sure many of you would have been interested in seeing a bit more about this, but to be honest a lot of us are probably thinking that we'll never actually get to see this game.

In an open letter to the world, Microsoft’s Corporate Vice President of LIVE, Software and services John Schappert has told consumers that things are looking up for PC gaming.

He claimed that Microsoft had helped make the PC gaming platform the “largest gaming platform in the world.”

InstantAction announced today that the public beta test for Fallen empire: legions, a frenetic multiplayer FPS, is now open to all for an intensive testing period. Those interested are asked to simply fill in a small form at www.instantaction.com to sign up.

Earlier this month, Epic Games teased Xbox 360 owners with some screenshots of the upcoming port of Unreal Tournament III. They failed to summon any interest. It's extremely unusual for such an event to occur. If we take Epic's track record, (let alone the success of the Unreal Tournament series), their games have been at the forefront of Shooter fans' minds since 1999. The Unreal franchise is a legacy, one that even commands a widely accepted graphics engine. Is the reason simple ignorance or is there something more worrying at work? Strategy Informer attempts to find out.