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In this video interview, we talk about the rising cost of game development, the UbiArt engine, and whether or not The Division will be free to play.

Konami recently held a grand opening event for the developer's newest location, and these official photos provide an inside look.

I-Mockery's Roger Barr talks about his latest game, a tale of revenge featuring gallons of blood, retro style, and one seriously peeved primate.

I’ve lost count of how many reasons I’ve heard for the impending death of PC gaming over the years, but here are eight things that stick out in my memory.

Earlier this year, one Game Informer editor failed to beat Mike Tyson after three straight hours. Can another editor succeed?

ship, easily worthy of cinema screen
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In this video interview, the vice president of developer & publisher relations for SCEA explains the process of partnering with indies and larger studios.

I chatted with both Nintendo and Nyamyam about bringing the colorful, pop-up book world of Tengami to the Wii U, and by all accounts it sounds like Nintendo is serious about making it a simple process.

The Madden franchise has its work cut out for it to get better for next year, and we've got a few suggestions.

In this video interview, the director of independent developers at Xbox explains the new ID@Xbox program and why it will attract gamers and developers to the Xbox One.

How many travel screens and individual village inhabitants would it take to get you excited about a game?

Join the GI crew as they take Diablo III's new couch co-op mode for a spin and discuss the changes Blizzard has implemented for controller-friendly adventuring.

What does the future hold for Darksiders? Will we see more from Double Fine's IP or MX vs. ATV? Watch our video interview with Nordic Games to find out.

These collectibles aren't that hard to get and they're the only way to unlock important skills.

Composer James Hannigan is known for his work on games like Dead Space 3. Now, he's created a new event that hopes to unite some of the world's best video game soundtrack artists.

From Sonic to Ristar, the Sonic Team of the early '90s deserves a big salute for its work on the Sega Genesis. 

If you've ever enjoyed a point-and-click adventure game, you should know the name Infocom.

Hideo Kojima's team has consistently kept Snake's fans guessing as to what's coming next, and is fantastic at hitting you with jokes or twists that come completely out of left field.

A lot of great games lead to shouts of joy and adoration, but I had so
much fun playing GoldenEye 007 that I got the cops called on me.

The Witcher studio takes an unparalleled gamers-first position on everything from DRM to post-launch support. For this – and for their amazing RPGs, of course – I salute them.