GameTrailers has posted the direct feed trailer of Unreal Tournament 2007 from this year's E3 conference. Not much to say other than check it out, it is very impressive.

According to VE3D, there are currently no plans to bring UT2007 to the Xbox360. This seems foolish considering the game would do well on the system, but read the quote below.

The only "newsworthy" piece was that (despite what might be listed on Xbox.com) there are no plans for a 360 port of UT 2007. I even asked something along the lines of "hey, I read on beyond unreal that there's plans to port Ut2007 to the 360." He was like, huh? Turns out that's not the case.

The newest video of in game footage for Unreal Tournament 2007. It will be available for the PS3 and PC. Video shows you some of the new weapons and even a usable hoverboard to get around!

Mark Rein and Jeff Morris talksed to IGN about their upcoming PS3 and PC shooter. Curiosly the Xbox360 was not mentioned, hopefully we will get some info on it this week. They also go on to say that their model of free add-ons will likley not change on the PS3. Sweet!

Over at gametrailers there is some user submitted cam footage of UT2k7. This is likely from the recent GDC, but we cannot say for sure. It looks great, and looks like it actually runs well too. Check it out. (Thanks, Cyrix)

At GDC, Epic was showing off some of its Unreal Engine 3 tools, and Shacknews got the chance to speak with company vice president Mark Rein. He spoke about about Xbox360, PS3, Dell, and more. Check it out.

According to Joystiq, Epic VP Mark Rein was overheard saying that it would be hard to utilize the UE 3.0 without HD resolutions. He went on to say the we would probably not see the Unreal 3.0 engine on the Nintendo Revolution. Could Nintendo's non-HD decision be hurting them already?

THQ, a leading publisher and developer of video games today, has announced that it has licensed the Unreal 3.0 Engine technology for use in its upcoming next-gen games. The plan to compliment their own proprietary engin technology with that of the U3.0 technology, to create "truly innovative gameplay." Or so they claim. Click read more for the full press info.

AGOURA HILLS, Calif., March 17, 2006: THQ Inc. today announced a licensing agreement with Epic Games for the use of Epic's Unreal® Engine 3 technology in future games.