Nintendo's showing off a brand-new batch of indies heading for the Switch and Switch 2 systems in the coming months. Here's a round-up of what we saw today.
We traveled to Chengdu, China, to check out Eclipse Glow Games’ debut game, Tides of Annihilation, and talk with the team about mixing Chinese action with the Legend of King Arthur.
There are terrible bad games that you should avoid at all costs, mediocre bad games that disappear from your memory when they leave your field of view, and then there is the difficult-to-define good bad game.
Backed up by a fun campaign, thrilling multiplayer, and loads of new modes and content, Modern Warfare 4 serves as a solid sendoff for the rebooted subseries.
You know it’s a slow news day when Game Informer breaks out the bad high
school musical YouTube links. Serious this video of one high school’s
interpretive dance version of Braid will make even marching band geeks
feel cool.
If you thought Blizzard's recent Battle.net bans only affected players cheating in the game's
online multiplayer mode, think again. Apparently some players have been
banned because they used hacks in single-player encounters.
Two score former employees of Singularity developer Raven Software are
making an unforeseen entry into the job market due to a recent round of
layoffs at the Activision-owned company.
This year's Blizzcon just got a whole lot more epic. Today Blizzard
announced that the self-proclaimed greatest band in the world will
perform at the closing concert.
Microsoft held a big press conference this morning to show off the
upcoming Windows Phone 7 line. While the OS does look sweet, the name of
our site is Game Informer. So what's in it for gamers?
We’ve got a slew of new Arkham art to share. Included amongst the batch
are a pair of concept pieces, several new screenshots, and the final
render of a made over (or made under?) Harleen Quinzel.
Curious to see what you'll probably be playing in the next year or two
on Xbox Live, PlayStation Network, and WiiWare? All the winners of
IndieCade Are right here.
Witcher developer CD Projekt is losing CEO Michal Kicinski and business
development director Marcin Iwinski. The co-founders will remain with
the company in some regard, but not in their current capacities
The upcoming 3DS game will have a dedicated website called the Developer
Room where fans can go to help make key decisions about the game's
design and even get hired on at Capcom!
