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Posted by Kotaku Feb 15 2011 11:00 GMT
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#ea The Alice games, based on a twisted interpretation of Lewis Carroll's classic tale, are normally bleak affairs, full of black skies and fireballs. So what the hell is up with all this blue sky? More »

Posted by Kotaku Dec 17 2010 06:00 GMT
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#art A book of the collected artwork from Alice: Madness Returns will be published by Darkhorse Publishing. That's news to fans of the 2000 cult classic; what's news to all of us is the book's May 11 release date. More »

Posted by Joystiq Sep 30 2010 01:00 GMT
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At a pre-TGS event, EA demonstrated gameplay of Alice: Madness Returns, with a segment in real-world London transitioning to a Wonderland in which Alice used a pepper grinder as a Gatling gun, fighting weird baby-doll monsters and giant teapots that spat boiling tea.

After bearing witness to the return of the madness, we chatted with American McGee, head of developer Spicy Horse, about the new game, his name as a brand, and, of course, the other recent reimagining of Alice in Wonderland, courtesy of Tim Burton.

Posted by Kotaku Sep 16 2010 18:00 GMT
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#americanmcgee During the last decade, American McGee's Alice was picked up by then Disney-owned studio Miramax to be turned into a feature film. The movie didn't happen. Tim Burton, however, did make a version of Alice in Wonderland. More »

Posted by Kotaku Sep 15 2010 22:40 GMT
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#screengrab American McGee's Alice: Madness Returns wasn't playable at EA's pre-TGS event, but the publisher tried to make up for it with a blood-stained cosplaying Alice who might cut you if you tried to grab the controller. More »

Posted by IGN Sep 15 2010 14:32 GMT
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Alice gets sucked down the rabbit hole once more.

Posted by Joystiq Sep 15 2010 09:33 GMT
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"Every enemy is a puzzle," creator American McGee stated, when describing his upcoming Alice: Madness Returns at the EA Tokyo Game Show press conference. At Alice's disposal will be four weapons, including the Vorpal Blade from the first game, and three new weapons: the Tea Pot, Hobby Horse and Pepper Grinder.

Check out all the new images and the trailer after the break.

Posted by Joystiq Sep 15 2010 09:33 GMT
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"Every enemy is a puzzle," creator American McGee stated, when describing his upcoming Alice: Madness Returns at the EA Tokyo Game Show press conference. At Alice's disposal will be four weapons, including the Vorpal Blade from the first game, and three new weapons: the Tea Pot, Hobby Horse and Pepper Grinder.

Check out all the new images and the trailer after the break.

Posted by Kotaku Sep 15 2010 08:00 GMT
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#alice Fresh from Japan and some pre-Tokyo Game Show festivities, here's a trailer, screenshots and some art for EA's sequel to Alice. More »

Posted by IGN Jul 20 2010 22:21 GMT
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EA goes back down the rabbit hole.

Posted by IGN Jul 20 2010 21:37 GMT
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American McGee brings new life (and death) to the franchise.

Posted by IGN Jul 20 2010 20:25 GMT
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EA goes back down the rabbit hole.

Posted by IGN Jul 20 2010 20:24 GMT
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See how this return to Wonderland is shaping up.