At first announced on Xbox, then canceled, then finally announced for 360, Chromehounds has a rather long history now. Well it's now finally available in Japan and Europe, and even if my full impressions will have to wait until I've played the game a bit more, here are the first 10 minutes of the game, showing a CG cutscene and the full totorial level. More videos in the next few days. The game runs at 60 fps, so do the videos. A powerful PC is required for the 720p version!

Sega released these images of Chromehounds, showing some customization options, together with an impressive trailer. It's for me the first time that I really like the music from this game, as it's a very powerful piece, really sets up the right atmosphere. Hopefully the rest is just as good!

Sega has released some more images of Chromehounds, as a part of their series of images presenting new maps. This time it's all about the map Tarakia, which seems to be the same map that was playable at E3.

Sega has released two bunches of images from Chromehounds - one from their screenshot series of different maps, this time SalKar, and one simple bunch of usual images. They both makes the game look fine, with less and less aliasing for each week.

Sega keeps hyping Chromehounds with new media as often as possible, so it's no real surprise that new images and even a 720p video gameplay are already available. I still don't know what to think about this game...

Yet another late video from E3, here are 2 minutes of Chromehounds gameplay.

The PR agencies are starting the hype-machines again, after being offline the last week. Sega today released these images of Chromehounds, which seems to look better every time we see it.

As promised, Snoopers is still hard at work on these E3 videos. Chromehounds is the next lucky game to get such a good looking video.

Sega released this bunch of images from Chromehounds, supposed to be from a very recent build of the game.

Sega released these new images of Chromehounds, showcasing the Heavy Gunners of the game.