Alex and Marcus hop on to chat about their trip to see Tomb Raider: The Legacy of Atlantis, and discuss our retrospective on Lara Croft's legacy in games.
This holiday season, we’ll be cozying up on the couch to game with our loved ones. These are our favorite family-based games, complete with recommended player counts and age ranges.
Film studio 20th Century Fox has bought the movie rights to Wizards of the Coast's popular fantasy card game, with the intent of making it into a major movie franchise.
We're still in the midst of January's free PlayStation Plus games, but that hasn't stopped indie developer Red Barrels from giving us an idea of what's coming next month.
From bank heists and laser fights to flying cities and underground settlements, 2013 was a diverse year for the shooter genre. Here we celebrate the best of the best.
Starting tomorrow (after the next PlayStation Store update hits), Irrational Games' BioShock Infinite is a free download for PlayStation Plus subscribers
The first DLC pack for Call of Duty: Ghosts contains a number of surprising features, including the ability to play as Halloween's legendary Michael Myers in a map that pays tribute to classic horror films.
Video games are an expensive hobby, and while it might not appear to
be true – considering current prices – in general, the cost of playing video
games has gone down over the years.
The standalone Landmark creation tool allows players to build anything
they want in the world of EverQuest Next, and the latest developer diary
shows off how it easy it is to use.
Update: Awesome Games Done Quick wrapped up its week-long video game speed run
live stream charity event last night, more than doubling its initial
fundraising goal.
We like to highlight the work of artists on Game
Informer who create impressive or innovative art based on the
video games we love. Here's a collection of some of our favorites from
2013.
In a post on the official SimCity blog, Maxis and Electronic Arts offer its blessings for those who want to mod SimCity, but not without a few restrictions.
A group from Carnegie Mellon's Entertainment Technology Center is working on a forced perspective game, and have some impressive technology to showcase in an interesting tech demo video.
