This is it. Despite the ongoing weekly video coverage that can be found here, this is the final big piece to the Stargate SG-1: The Alliance puzzle. What better way to finish off this coverage than with an interview with Ben Lenzo, CEO of Perception. With the help of numerous Perception devs, we have been able to bring you coverage that I believe is extremely in-depth. The Alliance hasn’t slipped into onscurity, but rather it has become a hot talking point on many websites and forums once again. It’s been quite a roller coaster ride, I must say. From being anonymously sent a working build of The Alliance, to Skyping with the CEO of Perception, this has been quite the journey. Once again, I wish to thank all the folks who worked on The Alliance but never got the recognition. Your efforts are truly appreciated, and I only hope that our coverage has been to your liking. Everyone else, enjoy the interview.

Another week, another piece of Stargate SG-1: The Alliance coverage. I’d also just like to announce that I have conducted an interview with Ben Lenzo, CEO of Perception, about SGTA, why it was cancelled, planned Stargate games assuming SGTA was released and, if there is a future for SGTA. We will make a full announcement in time but expect it two weeks from today. Next week I’ll be kicking off the extensive Youtube gameplay coverage. Stay tuned! The best is yet to come…

If you’ve been following our coverage of Stargate SG-1: The Alliance recently, you’ve most likely been looking forward to this post. Below you will find two different ways of viewing the 1000 never-before-seen screenshots The Alliance. First off, if you only want a taste of the screenshots you will find 30 embedded below this post for your viewing pleasure. However, if you want the full 1000 images we’ve included a link to a Flickr page and a direct download link. Anyway, I’ll say no more. Be sure to stick around for more coverage in the coming weeks, dear readers. Oh and Merry Christmas! Consider this a little pressie from us at TGL. Enjoy.

Hi all, Retroplayer here. A few months ago I decided to try and put together an article about the 2005 cancelled title, Stargate SG-1: The Alliance. What was initially planned as a huge developer roundtable interview- much like what I did with Shiny Entertainment and Origin Systems- turned into something quite different. I did my best to try and contact as many of the former developers from Perception Studios as I possibly could. I got in direct contact with a few of them but not many wanted to talk about the development of Stargate. Perhaps they didn’t want to focus on the past? Maybe the untimely death of Perception Studios was something they’d rather forget? Who knows. It was at that point I thought I’d chance my arm and ask for a working build of the game. If I couldn’t interview all the developers why not cover the game myself, right?