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Microsoft is finally clear to use the Killer Instinct trademark again.

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater is remembered as a classic, but it wasn't always so. Back in 1999, it was an unknown game from an unheralded PlayStation developer in a genre that many thought could never be successful. I still recall the first time I saw it.

Title update 9, originally planned for tomorrow, adds a host of extras and a boss encounter against the Enderdragon.

Square Enix's incoming president will be conducting a complete audit of his company.

Free iOS title features a collectible card component.

Former Capcom creative thinks Japanese developers should do more to compete with the West.

Modders can finally have their way with Jedi Knight II and Jedi Academy.

Duke Nukem II released 20 years ago for MS-DOS, and now you can relive Duke's 2D platforming experience on your iOS device.

Mark Cerny revaled details about the PS4's "supercharged" components.

As promised, Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories are available to download now on the PlayStation Network.

Watch Game Informer editors discuss, analyze, and spoil the highlights from Irrational's lastest masterpiece: Bioshock Infinite.

Telltale has abandoned King's Quest, with the license back in Activision's hands.

Tim Schafer is on the hunt for Full Throttle concept art as he says goodbye to LucasArts.

Game Informer editors reminisce about some of their favorite games and memories from LucasArts. 

Today has been filled with sorrow and touching memories in the wake of
LucasArts' significant shift in focus and its related layoffs.

Developer Twisted Pixel’s highly regarded Ms. Splosion Man title makes its way to new platforms.

When I played through Out of This World on the SNES back in high school, it was memorable for both good and bad reasons.

We're only four days away from the annual extravaganza, and WWE has launched a new Xbox Live app that will allow fans to watch on their console.

Game Informer's Ben Reeves and Grim Fandango battle Jeff Marchiafava and Ninja Gaiden to determine the next Super Replay.

A
representative from LucasFilm shed light on the events leading to the
closing of LucasArts and revealed that some of the projects in might have a future after all.