EA producer Jamil Dawsari talks with Maarten about the vehicular action game Battlefield 1942.

Steve chats with Richard Brown of VIA Technologies about the company's products and their involvement with QuakeCon.

Out of all the PCB colors to choose from Silver seems to be the one chosen by Soltek to propel their marketing to the next level. Now armed with the latest P4 chipset from VIA does the SL-85ERV have what it takes. We think it does, and then some.

Multiple game impressions from the show floor by Maarten Goldstein.

Hands-on look at Tom Clancy's Raven Shield by Maarten Goldstein.

Hands-on look at No One Lives Forever 2 by Maarten Goldstein.

Day three impressions of the games on display at the Electronic Entertainment Expo by Jason Bergman.

Day two impressions of the games on display at the Electronic Entertainment Expo by Jason Bergman.

Impressions of the games on display at the Electronic Entertainment Expo by Jason Bergman.

Raven programmer Rick Johnson answers a few questions about the multiplayer options in Soldier of Fortune II.

Maarten talks to Raven's Kenn Hoekstra about the upcoming action game Soldier of Fortune II: Double Helix.

The first three months of the year in review, by Jason Bergman.

This is the latest VIA offering to the Athlon line of processors that enables DDR333 memory support. The board layout is based on the previous motherboard version, the SL-75DRV4 and all of the orginal 75DRV features are present including enhanced overclocking and tweaking of system parts and a cool purple PCB color.

You have 3 choices when it comes to DDR enabled chipsets for the P4. Intel, SiS, and VIA. In compairson the Intel i845 doesn't look to be that impressive but from a performance standpoint we have just the opposite. The Soltek SL-85DR-C takes advantage of this and even provides a means for further tweaking and overclocking.

Maarten takes a look at the budget Duke Nukem game Manhattan Project. Is it any good or shouldn't Arush and Sunstorm have bothered?