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You ever wonder what you'd say to a legendary game creator if you were in an elevator with him? Probably nothing.

Get a taste of the first episode and watch us play some local co-op. We promise some Barry action. 

The new DLC adds two fundamentally new game modes and a lot more as well; we sit down to run Housemarque’s continually evolving shooter through its paces. 

The third week of analysis brings dramatic shifts to the list. Some games are holding their own.

In this video interview, we talk to the studio head about the struggles of producing the reboot and the limits of Microsoft's exclusivity.

Yesterday, a discussion was posed asking what Best Picture nominated films could receive video game adaptations and readers responded.

The young man who owns the 'KirmitTHEFrog' account tells his story and provides evidence of innocence.

We know the films nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture are good, but what about the video games based on them?

We catapult back to 2007 to explore Irrational Games’ seminal first-person shooting adventure about free will and individualism set far beneath the sea.  

Game Informer editors duke it out in Super Street Fighter II to see who can sit out the first round of our upcoming Super Replay Showdown.

Aonuma tells us about himself, playing non-Nintendo games, and developing the most divisive Zelda game.

The Game Informer crew takes a look back at Lara Croft's first sequel. Expect plenty of death.

Mohawk Games' fast-paced real-time strategy title Offworld Trading Company is currently in early access on Steam.

Want to know what Lara is really made of? Check out our handy gear guide
for a closer look at Lara's loadout.

Watch us team up for a co-op session to check out Kirby's clay-themed look and the stylus-focused gameplay.

Firepoof Studios co-founder Barry Meade proposes a refreshing antithesis to the modern approach to mobile game development.

Xur brings engrams and heavy ammo synth packs on his trip to the Tower this weekend.

We dive into Ready at Dawn’s shooter to show off gunplay, exploration, and half-breeds. 

The pre-release criticism about The Order highlights the bizarre relationship between quality and value in video games.

The Pokémon Company has embraced the free-to-play model with Pokémon Shuffle on 3DS, and we decided to take a look and see if the match-three puzzler is unnecessarily restrictive.