I have recently had comments that the logs of the interview can be to long to read at times and it is difficult to pick up on specific answers to questions. Because of this, I have decided to write a short summary of the whole interview each week. This will start with the Titan Interview that was held on Sunday.

• First of all, we'll concentrate of Claws of the Devil, the Tomb Raider like game that is in development. First of all, the game will be released in March/April and there won't be a demo until 2/3 weeks before release (and not around now like was suggested at Computer '98). There will be no AGA version, only GFX card equiped machines will be supported. The game will run best on PPC although it will run on an 060 in low-res (res on PPC will be 640x480).

• To begin with, Claws will use the PowerUP kernal and not WarpOS like has been suggested. Permedia support will be included in the game although this will not be via Warp3D to start off with, instead the game will use the Permedia chip directly. Warp3D support may be added in the future.

• Settlers 2. This will hopefully be released in late January, again, a demo will be released a few weeks before release. The game will run on both 68k & PPC. Titan were not given the whole sources to the game, only the sound and gfx sources. There will be additions to the original PC game such as TCP/IP support and a level generator.

• Evils Doom: Special Edition will be released in January, the 3D engine in the game has not been completly reworked just mearly made smoother.

• Any future high spec Amiga games will depend on the sales of Settlers 2, Titan will continue with other PC ports and also have an option on Settlers 3 if Settlers 2 sells well. If it sells badly, it could be the end. Whats good sales, well, Titan want 3000 - 4000 at least, if Settlers 2 doesn't get this then we might as well give up.

• Shadow of the Third Moon 2 PPC is a possibility, however, PC & MAC versions of shadow 1 will be released first.

• Total Combustion is still on the cards, first details of this are expected in the 2nd quarter of '99.

• Titan currently have 2 PC conversions lined up for '99, they are in talks with several PC companies including Eidos.