Fox Interactive have announced the development of three titles for the Dreamcast, all scheduled for release in the second quarter of 2000. Planet of the Apes is an action-adventure game set 1,000 years in the future. As in the movies (based on a book by Pierre Boulle), evolution has taken a cruel twist, whereby primates rule and human beings scurry around at the bottom of the food chain. World's Scariest Police Chases: Deadly Pursuit (working title) is based on those dreadful programmes shown around six o'clock on Sky One (which is also owned by Fox). We can't wait for 'When Animals Attack!' Last and most definitely least comes Croc, the 128bit incarnation of the decidedly average PlayStation platformer.

"Roll up, roll up! Get yer demos here!" We've got the latest demos of Rally Championship and Unreal Tournament, as well as Sinistar Unleashed. Download them all now, especially if you've got a fast connection at work (chortle). Latest additions to the Hints and Tips database include Shadowman on PC, Bugs Bunny: Lost in Time on PlayStation, Rush 2 on N64 and Hydro Thunder on Dreamcast. We've also got patches and updates for all the latest games.

After a two-week stint at the top of the 'Things to discuss list', talk of PlayStation2 has virtually ceased on the Future Gamer Chat Forum. Instead, the week has been dominated by the Future Gamer Clan's continuing rise to fame. Dave Perry's interview is on the site after a slight delay, Sean has been planning the first official Clan match, destined to end in a crushing defeat, no doubt, and Kaneda celebrated the 1,000th visitor to the site. Other titbits in the Forum have included yet more improper use of school resources. Gaz, BigNick, Tek and Macca are all guilty of accessing the Forum during lessons. Is Future Gamer such a draw or are lessons that bad? Mikfoz has been gloating over his new freeloader position as Future Gamer's NeoGeo Pocket Color reviewer. Attica changed his name to Maiko and has been moaning that his sister completed Tekken 3 on her first go. Continuous efforts to fix the three-letter line problem in posts have finally proved fruitful, with the exception of Felix, who still can't get his head round it. Silly cat. And finally, Kev has bought a Sega console... a Saturn to be precise! Yeah, it's been one of those weeks.