Over at the Dark Void website, DV producer Morgan Gray drops in to tell you what the team is up to in the wake of the later release date. 

There are also a heaping helping of new screens from Gamescom, including shots of a boss battle and a docking mission--head over here to see it all. 

Let's all take a moment out of our July 10th to wish a very happy birthday to Nikola Tesla. 

Noted party animal, ladies man, inventor of the radio, and master of the ionosphere, Tesla is also the father of all the awesome tech you'll find shooting up Dark Void.

Gone but not forgotten, let's all pour one out for the #1 homie of electricity.

I used to think of Entertainment Weekly along the same lines as my girlfriend's copies of OK!-- endless paps of glistening celebs.  Then I actually read a few issues, and turns out I was wrong.  Sure it's celeb-tastic, but the TV and media writing is very sharp. 

At any rate, EW has deemed Dark Void hug-worthy and added it to their always-popular "Must List" for Summer Games.  Check it out.

Nerd maestro Bear McCreary (currently scoring Dark Void) will be performing "The Music of Battlestar Galactica" live this Saturday, June 13th at the California Plaza in Los Angeles.

He sent Capcom two VIP tickets to the show, and we're sharing the wealth TODAY. 

Composer Bear McCreary performs his critically-acclaimed original score for the smash hit series "Battlestar Galactica," his eclectic ensemble creating a thunderous blend of percussive, orchestral, rock and world music influences.

To enter this contest, send an email to darkvoidgame@gmail.com with the subject line "Send Me To See Bear!" and include:

Full Name
City of Residence
A phone # that actually works and where we can reach you by 3pm TODAY (that's Friday, June 12th). 

The concert is tomorrow, and we're picking a winner ASAP, so enter soon, and often (well, soon anyway). 

via the Dark Void blog

While this "diary" contains no clues about who Morgan wishes would ask him to the prom, it does have plenty of gameplay footage, developers in sexy lighting, and Keiji Inafune wearing a St. Louis shirt.  What else could you possibly want?