Denis Dyack recently made an update on the Too Human blog, noting that the release candidate or gold status of the game may likely be "just days away." Learn more about it after the jump!

The second half of 2008 is about to start soon, and what games are in store for us then? What would be the games in store for us this holiday season? We may have some inkling of the gaming line-up coming our way, but Microsoft want to remind Xbox 360 gamers that yes, there will be some awesome titles coming around real soon. More in the full article.

A lot of games were featured at the Microsoft Spring Showcase 08. Included among the titles that were discussed was Too Human for the Xbox 360.

Apparently the developers from Silicon Knights made some changes to the number of players who can join a co-op game as well as more details about the demo. To find out more, head on over to the full article.

Hankering for more information on Silicon Knights' Too Human? Well, we might be able to give details on the game, but we surely have the latest batch of action-packed screenshots that might be able to make your day a little more exciting. Get to see the sci-fi war scenes after the jump!

More Too Human goodness coming your way! Here's the third installment to the video diary series from Silicon Knights. This time around, Denis Dyack talks about the game's roots in Norse mythology, and talks more on the game's features, and RPG elements. Watch the video by following the "read more" link below!

Here's a little something we don't see everyday: An update on the upcoming Microsoft Xbox 360 exclusive Too Human. In the video up ahead, you'll see and hear Silicon Knights boss Denis Dyack talk about how storylines make a game great and how Too Human was built around that philosophy. All that and more after the jump!

Will Too Human finally see its release this year? Very likely. Did Silicon Knights make the wait worth it? That seems to be the case, which we believe more and more every time we hear of how the game is shaping up after almost a decade of development. This time, we look at the game's four worlds, automatically adjusted monster levels, and summons. Hit that jump!

Now that it's the start of the year 2008, corporate bigwigs are now doling out some pep to make sure their employees stay happy and motivated for the rest of the year. In Microsoft's case, the internal pep email not only gave some dose of hot-blooded motivation, but also a peek at what's to come, such as Resident Evil 5 (PS3, Xbox 360). Details in the full article!

Merriam Webster defines "berserker" as "an ancient Scandinavian warrior frenzied in battle and held to be invulnerable." That certainly seems to be the case with the class of the same name in Too Human, as Silicon Knights president Denis Dyack will tell you. In fact, Mr. Dyack has more information and a video waiting for you after the jump.

An update has just arrived regarding the ongoing legal tussle between developers Silicon Knights (SK) and Epic Games. As a recap, it will be remembered that SK's ongoing lawsuit against Epic involves the Unreal Engine 3 that was intended to be used for SK's Too Human title for the 360.

Epic had reportedly given SK a poor version of the engine, and kept a better version for themselves, which was used for Gears of War. SK has since considered Epic's alleged actions an act of sabotage, and followed up with a lawsuit.

Epic has since retaliated with their own counter-suit seeking to dismiss SK's claims. Both SK and Epic have just confirmed that the latter's dismissal request has been denied by the case's presiding judge. As Epic Games VP Mark Rein elaborated:

[The Judge] put the discovery process in motion, which will allow the lawsuits to move forward. Epic had asked for the entire case to be dismissed. Judge Dever denied this request, which is not unusual. Often these requests are denied. It is important to note that this was not a decision on the merits of Silicon Knights' claims. We are confident that the evidence will show Silicon Knights breached its license with Epic Games and violated our copyrights and trade secrets.

On the side of the matter, Christopher T. Holland, SK's attorney for the case, stated that the company's initial claims would be kept for the upcoming trials, which have yet to be scheduled. As Holland stated regarding this latest turn of events:

We're a long way from a verdict in this case, but certainly as a plaintiff we're pleased that the court has recognized the merit in our claims and we're happy that we can now proceed as planned with all the claims we brought for discovery and trial.

It remains to be just how this legal battle will affect Too Human's release, which was last set for next year.