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GI staff will be occupied with a mixed bag of titles this weekend— Tales of Xillia, Animal Crossing: New Leaf, and The Walking Dead: 400 Days, to name a few.

If you're a fan of Runner2 and several other completely awesome game characters, go ahead and pick this up.

In this video preview, Game Informer's Dan Ryckert and Jeff Cork talk about the superpowers and general insanity from their hands-on time with Saints Row IV.

This fall, several genres have high-profile games competing against one another for your dollars. Which ones will end up on top?

Rick of RBF Productions proves that the devil is in the details when it comes to successful soldiers. Working with the limited color palettes and materials used by armed forces means accuracy is paramount to properly conveying Naked Snake.

It took associate editor Kyle Hilliard longer to play The Last of Us than most, because of his insistence on playing properly.

The second expansion changes the cultural side of the game quite a bit. Here’s a primer on the changes so you can hit the ground running.

We analyze all the footage released for the next Super Smash Bros. to create a list of all the places you'll be fighting on your Wii U and 3DS.

In issue 242, we asked readers what their favorite controller is. The Xbox 360 beat out the DualShock 3 by a modest margin. Here are some of the responses.

Take a look at the vampire-based stealth title that Reiner describes as "worse than Ride To Hell: Retribution."

If you're an Ouya owner looking for an awesome game for your new system, this is definitely the episode for you.

We breakdown NCAA Football 14's new recruiting system and how you can use it to your program's advantage.

Nintendo's past has made it clear that it isn’t completely necessary for a console to knock it out of the park in its first year.

We clean up the streets of Mexico with rakes and cartwheels in this look at the insane 2005 Eidos title.

Dennis Fong's (a.k.a. "Thresh") most unique gaming achievement is winning id Software legend John Carmack's Ferrari.

Misery loves company.

The upcoming Siege of Columbia board game continues the story of BioShock Infinite from a brand new perspective. 

Indie Game: The Movie has been out for over a year. We checked in with the developers to see how the film affected their careers and personal lives.

Developers are increasingly using a technique that shifts perspective from the protagonist to another character.

We had a chance to talk to acclaimed game developer Shigeru Miyamoto about Wii U development, the Mario and Zelda franchises, and Pikmin 3.