Features

We show off the newest Super Mario game (and demonstrate why Luigi is the superior bro) in our latest episode of Test Chamber.

Scribblenauts Unlimited is the the first game in the series to display
on more than a screen in your hand, and we decided to take a look at it
in all its "HD-ness" glory.

Follow editors Dan Ryckert and Kim Wallace and interns Mike Mahardy and O'Dell Harmon through Nintendo Land.

g everyone in sight.

In this video feature, Game Informer's Dan Ryckert and Jim Reilly attempt to enter the wizarding world of Harry Potter.

Even in Lego form, Aragorn seems grim and serious all the time. Maybe he
just needs to let loose and dance a little!

This week we're taking a look at a rappin' dog as he learns karate, gets
his driver's license, and tries to sell flea market merchandise.

Several Game of the Year contenders are taking priority this weekend.

es of what can be found on mobile
devices this week.

Last week, we asked fans to submit questions regarding Grand Theft Auto V. We received over 500 submissions, and I did my best to answer the most common questions. 

There's nothing stopping us from being just like our favorite video game heroes. Here's how.

Editor Dan Ryckert walks Jeff Marchiafava and Jeff Cork through some of the game's new multiplayer features and the Pick 10 system.

What if we took the best parts of the best Castlevania games and merged them into an unbeatable whole?

We investigated what happened to some of the well-known RPGs of yesteryear and put our odds on their resurgence.

Nintendo's wacky party game got under our skin in more ways than one. 

We ask David Rutter, the game's executive producer, questions about this year's game and beyond.

ved the follow-up it deserves.

Halo 4 raises the bar for storytelling in the series.

We shine a spotlight on the best fighters of Battle Royale, and mock the losers.

Using the knowlege gained from our trip to see Grand Theft Auto V, we highlight the key features of the first two trailers.