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This week's preview here on EuroGamer takes a look at EuroLeague Football, a soccer management game with a difference - this time you get to play your matches yourself instead of just sitting and watching the match coverage. Check our preview for the full scoop!

Those of you who read my Championship Manger 99/00 review will remember that I touched upon why I feel the game's simple text driven menu system works over fancy graphics.

There's finally a release date for Westwood Studios upcoming Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun expansion, Firestorm. We can expect this expansion to be out this month but we know Westwood and release dates, two things that just doesn't match. Although, it would be nice to see it out this month but I'm still not sure if I will pick it up or not, because I was awfully disappointed in C&C: Tiberian Sun.

K9 have announced they're going to be holding a huge LAN party in San Jose, California this August, with room for up to 2000 gamers! You can find out more here.

3DGaming.net scored two neat shots of Raven Software's Soldier of Fortune.

John sends word that GA-Source received some juicy details about the upcoming first-person perspective horror adventure game, Call of Cthulhu - Dark Corners of the Earth from Headfirst Productions. They also got three swanky screenshots up for grabs, Headfirst Productions promises to create the most atmospheric and chilling horror adventure game ever seen.

New today on EuroGamer is our review of Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine, a third person action adventure game featuring everyone's favourite archaeologist.

Sebastian sends word of a nice Microsoft editorial available over at Gamelinks.net, it features a lot of information about the much discussed Microsoft anti-trust trial. So if you're looking for some information before you shout out that Microsoft sucks then check this editorial, I'm sure you'll find it interesting.

A new version of the nifty little server-browsing program, Gamespy 3D has been released for registered users (only). This version adds support for both Quake III: Arena and BattleZone II, expect a shareware version to be released soon. Download Gamespy 3D v2.19 from File Planet.

The chaps at GameWire have posted an article related to Team Fortress II, the article is entitled "TF2 Will Change Multiplayer Gaming". It's pretty much a run-down of TF2's excellent features but it's an interesting article none the less.

Kenn Hoekstra, Raven's Project Administrator just updated his .plan with some more brief information about the PlayStation 2 title that Brian Raffel mentioned in his .plan yesterday. Currently 90% of Raven are working on Soldier of Fortune and Voyager: Elite Force, then they will concentrate on this PSX2 title (for now, Jake Simpson, Pat Lipo and Gil Gribb are the only ones playing with this project).

UMUSTDIE (your Quake III Arena skin supply) has added 35 new Quake III skins to their already huge collection. (Source: Quake III World)

GA-Source got nine New Storm screenshots available for us today, along with some details.

3D Wars have posted a comparison of the RatPadz and Everglide mouse mats, for those of you who want the perfect environment for your favourite rodent...

The latest patch for Unreal Tournament has been released, fixing a number of (mostly minor) problems, including an amusing typo in the mission briefing for AS-Rook ("destroy the "winch", not the "wench"") and a problem with demo playback. The patch also makes the warhead explosion louder and makes gibs bloodier (woohoo!) amongst other improvements.

We've updated the UK Release Dates list here on EuroGamer with a couple of titles from Sierra - USM 2000 and Ground Control, due out in March and April respectively.

In what has to be the coolest competition ever, The Register are running a contest to give away a genuine gold-coloured Intel Bunny Suit, as seen in the "Bunny People" adverts over the last few years. Funky.

Brian Raffel, Project Director / Designer of Raven Software has updated his .plan with some information concerning the upcoming Soldier of Fortune demo which will hopefully be released this week, if it pass through QA. Brian also announce that Raven Software will be doing a PlayStation 2 title, expect more details from the official announcement in the near future.

Kinslayer has released a skin pack (containing eight skins).

I thought I might introduce a few of you to the BeOS platform, show you what it can do, and what it holds for gamers. You see, being a BeOS fanatic is one of my pastimes... [Yes, we've noticed. Now get on with it - Ed]

Sierra have announced that they're milking the proverbial gift horse (how's that for mixed metaphors?) by releasing a new version of Half-Life - "Half-Life : Generations".

John sends word that GA-Sports has put up the demo (only 15Mb) of SouthPeak Interactive's racing game, BreakNeck.

3D-Unlimited reviews the Microsoft Natural Keyboard Pro

id Software's Zoid has released a new map called AntiLogic to promote Sonic Mayhem's Quake 3 Arena soundtrack CD. You can grab the map, as well as samples from the CD, over at the Quake 3 Arena Noise website.

GA-Source has posted nine new screenshots from Computer Artwork's upcoming action/strategy Evolva.

Just a few days ago Cavedog cancelled their upcoming first-person shooter, Amen (story) but now another game has been cancelled. This time it's Infogrames that has cancelled the upcoming PC version of Mission: Impossible (which is available on the N64), read the full story at GA-Source.

Hydro sends word that Dukeland has posted an article entitled "Will Duke Hold Out?" It explains about what made Duke 3D so popular and whether or not DNF can make the same impact on gamers today. He also mentions that their hosted site DNF Zone has released four new Duke wallpapers.

A new Quake III: Arena tool has been released, called "Fightclub" which is a configuration utility for Quake 3: Arena that allows you to do a bunch of stuff.

The XSReality Invititational tourney website is now live, with information about the competitors, rules and venue for this international tournament.

New today on EuroGamer is our review of Asheron's Call, the massively multiplayer RPG from Microsoft and Turbine. Is it time you answered the call? Check our review to find out!