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In this video interview, WB Montreal talks about the team's new approach to lighting, Batman's design, and making a nightmarish Christmas for Gotham.

The incompetent handling of downloadable games and their release dates needs to stop.

In issue 239, we asked readers what game would make them buy a next-gen system. The results were surprising, with Kingdom Hearts 3 winning in a landslide. Here are some of the responses.

Do you return the lost pet to the grieving old lady, hold out for a better reward, or punt the puppy across the street for sociopathic kicks?

With today's new GTA trailers, it seems like a good time to
look back at the legacy of Grand Theft Auto's music.

The story evangelist spoke with us about how his role as a director has changed since Heavy Rain.

We chat with Archie Comics about how the Blue Blur and the Blue Bomber came to cross paths.

We fight dinosaurs with physics and check our breasts to see our health meter in this supremely odd PC title.

Mobile games are growing more sophisticated and engaging, but many developers need to alter their monetization approach if they want to appeal to dedicated gamers.

Imagine a world where the characters that inhabit our role-playing games were real. Who’d make the VIP list?

The chief creative officer of DC Entertainment and popular writer weighs in on working with WB Montreal.

The final installment is the most satisfying arc of the story, even if gameplay isn’t up to the franchise’s normal standards.

Since launch, EA and Maxis have been working to fix SimCity's problems, and the effort has improved the experience. But is the game where it needs to be?

Nintendo's choice to abandon the E3 keynote format leaves us wondering how the company will reach new customers.

Watch as I recklessly dive into Bitterblack Isle's dungeon with Tim and Reiner and show off the Dragon's Dogma expansion's new features.

We try to outbluff a colorful cast of memorable characters.

Rayman Origins boasts magnificent art style and musical numbers, but its level design is ridden with melodic themes. 

The Game Informer staff travels to the 23rd century to join Kirk and Spock on their newest adventure.

The Final Fantasy games are notorious for featuring challenging boss encounters, but this one can force you start your entire game over.

Even with all the games we've played, why do we still feel like we're doing things the wrong way?