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THIS THREE-WAY SLUGFEST IS NO GAME

Tim Ayers is getting a PlayStation2 for Christmas. It will be his first game console, and he can't wait. Over the past few months, Ayers has been wowed by the sophistication of graphics in games such as Tony Hawk Pro Skater and Grand Theft Auto III.

Last Updated: Dec 15, 2001

ANGELINA LENDS VOICE TO DREAMWORKS

Oscar-winning Tomb Raider actress Angelina Jolie, Will Smith and Renee Zellweger are to lend their voices to Hollywood mogul Steven Spielberg for the new animated underwater mob movie Sharkslayer. The computer-generated movie is being made by Spielberg’s production company DreamWorks and is slated for 2004.

Last Updated: Dec 10, 2001

NEW VIDEO GAME WAR LOOMS

Video gamers have been waiting all year - or longer - for the showdown that's set to kick off next week. First, on Nov. 15, Microsoft will launch its Xbox, its debut in the console market, and then Nintendo's GameCube will go on sale three days later.

Last Updated: Nov 8, 2001

TURNER TREASURES TOMB RAIDER

After making a splash at the boxoffice last weekend, Lara Croft is ready to kick some butt for Turner Broadcasting Systems. The cable company is in final negotiations to acquire the television rights to a package of seven Paramount Pictures movies that includes current boxoffice champ Lara Croft: Tomb Raider as well as Save the Last Dance, Along Came a Spider, Down to Earth, Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles, Paramount/Mandalay Pictures' Enemy at the Gates and Paramount Classics' The Gift, sources said.

Last Updated: Jun 21, 2001

TOMB RAIDER PLUGS MEDIA INTO GAME WORLD

Mainstream media have primarily focused on Paramount Pictures Lara Croft Tomb Raider motion picture to deliver the concept of Lara Croft and her globe trotting adventures to a public very much unaware of it's video-game ancestry. Robert Philpot investigates the video game - motion picture relationship and discovers that box-office receipts weighed against video-game sales figures are remarkably similar:

Last Updated: Jun 20, 2001

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