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EA has released the costumes and weapons pack for Alice: Madness Returns, and we’ve posted the pretty pictures of it for you below.

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Some more shots of Alice: Madness Returns have popped up, and like the rest we’ve seen over the last few months, they are lovely. Not much really to say about them, really. See for yourself below. Game’s out on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 June 16.

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The latest video for Alice:Madness Returns has been released, and it shows off a bit of platforming as our heroine battles her inner demons. Poor Alice. She really has some issues, doesn’t she? Thankfully for us, these issues will be playable when the game launches on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 June 16.  Thanks, Rely on Horror.

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EA and Spicy Horse released a combat trailer for Alice: Madness Returns overnight, and it shows our heroine battling knights. The developer has also seen fit to release some new bits of concept art, some of which you can purchase.

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EA and Spicy Horse have released a few screenshots of the Hysteria Mode in Alice: Madness Returns.

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American McGee’s firm, Spicy Horse Entertainment, has taken its first initial step into the social and and online gaming market by securing a $3 million investment from Singapore and Shanghai-based Vickers Venture Partners, and has revealed its next project to be a 3D version of a popular PopCap title.

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EA has confirmed that PC users will also be privy to the original version of Alice when Madness Returns hits the EA Store on the platform.

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After American McGee announced earlier in the week that Alice: Madness Returns will include a copy of the original Alice game with it, today, EA officially confirmed the news.

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Spicy Horse and EA were showing off Alice: Madness Returns at GDC last week, giving us both a look at the third-person action puzzler and a chat with dev lead RJ Berg.

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American McGee has said in Madness Returns, Alice thinks she’s free of the psychological problems which plagued her in the first game.

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Electronic Arts has submitted a new trademark application for “Alice: Madness Returns,” suggesting the moniker could be the final name of the game currently in development at Spicy Horse.

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American McGee has posted images to his flickr page showing concept art of a mature-themed Little Red Riding Hood game.

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Looks like the teaser trailer to American McGee’s Alice sequel posted earlier in the week was fan-made and not an official trailer, wrote McGee on his blog.

“Yesterday, a few sites picked up a video of Alice made by one of our fans and confused it as an official trailer of Alice 2,” he wrote. “I wanted to clear up any confusion – as I mentioned in my post it was unofficial, and does not represent any of the final art direction or story elements in Alice 2.

“We look forward to sharing information on the game in the future.”

Too bad. It was rather cool.

Via CVG.

Disney’s developing a string of games based on Tim Burton’s upcoming movie adaptation of Alice in Wonderland.

They’re only for Wii, DS and PC, apparently.

More on EG.

American McGee has told Geek.com that users who create content for games like LittleBigPlanet should be compensated for the added value.

“I seem to recall this being a ‘trend’ back in the Doom days,” he said. “The only difference now is that someone is trying to monetize it.

“That’s all fine and good, but I think if game products or publishers are relying on ‘outside the box’ content created by users to drive interest in their titles – then they should find ways of compensating those users for developing added value. That might even inspire the user content communities to step up their game.”

He also goes on to talk about the upcoming Alice game with EA, and his experience working on episodic gaming through Grimm.

Via GameDaily.

American McGee’s expanding on his now-announced return to Wonderland – which is tentatively titled: The Return of American McGee’s Alice – says on his blog that the game will have the original executive producer and the same writer.

“The original Alice was a good bit of fun – and aspects of the original are still quite compelling,” he said.

“The challenge for us – to build a great game, and a sequel worthy of the original – is real, but not daunting.”

Speaking with Kotaku, EA chief David DeMartini says that the company has given McGee carte blanche.

“We’ve given him a blank canvas to go where he would like. There is nothing set in stone and nothing has been removed either.”

EA also said that more collaboration could be on the way with McGee, providing this one does well.

More through the link.

EA and American McGee are to release a follow-on title to Alice. This is pretty awesome news, popstars.

It’s in development for PC, PS3 and 360.

“This new project is a dream come true for me and the fans who’ve kept the Alice flame alive,” said McGee.

“EA gave us creative latitude and support on the original game which resulted in something beautiful and daring. This trip through the looking glass promises to be even more exciting.”

The original was released in 2000, and was subject of probably the greatest Old Man Murray review of all time. Old skool, right here.

Press release after the break.

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