EA also had four images captured from Rage.

It was during the QuakeCon, mecca of first person shooters fundamentalists (its organizers prefer the more modest "Woodstock of gaming"), that Id Software has unveiled a brand new trailer of Rage. Not much peace & love in these two minutes of flying bullets and screaming wheels, in the heart of a post-apocalyptic but nevertheless vibrant Texas that evokes a Mad Max fan's wet dream come true. Even though the visual fidelity seems a bit down compared to last year's trailer, its content is much more relevant since it includes real gameplay clips. We like.
Update: Four images added.

id Software has released these new images of Rage, their next FPS. They may look surprisingly small but I guess it's better than nothing.

Id Software releases the first two official images of Rage, probably taken from the PC version. Note that the game will be the first one to use John Carmack's new engine, the Id Tech 5.