Features

This week sees the release of varying mobile games, including a board game update and an intuitively simple rolling game.

We spoke to Akihiro Hino about what to anticipate from Ni No Kuni and working with Studio Ghibli.

II. We also learned about his surprising history in rock music, where he worked with such artists as Nine Inch Nails, Patti Smith, and Jesus Lizard.

Will Dragon Age III be a middle ground between the two previous entries? Here are a few areas where the upcoming sequel can learn from the past and look toward the future.

Game Informer's Tim Turi and Ben Reeves share their experience with (and what has them excited about) the upcoming prequel.

We spoke to Halo's franchise development director about
creating Halo 4's live-action web series called Forward Unto Dawn.

Games can induce the feeling of nostalgia and take us back in time.

Recently all three of the current home consoles announced a price cut or at least a new value proposition for their system. Will this have a huge effect this holiday season?

Watch Andrew Reiner and Jeff Cork play through Skylanders Giants' first level, show off the hub world, and force a couple of Skylanders characters to sing.

Dancing like a fool without looking like a fool is hard, which is why
we usually dance alone at home. But you demand to know what the new
Dance Central plays like, and we have to deliver.

Watch the video interview with the upcoming game's creative producer to learn what the team is adding.

Out of all the intertwining moments of Disney and Final Fantasy characters, I find the end of Roxas’ summer vacation the best.

Guild Wars 2’s cash shop is the death knell for monthly subscription fees on even the highest-quality games.

Game Informer editors explore the latest 007 game's homages to past films in this extended gameplay video.

Adam wrote an editorial about banishing QTEs yesterday, now I'm firing back about why they work.

Longtime partners Snake and Otacon share a heart-warming rally after a tragic loss.

The majority of games give us second chances, but those that don't provide a rare rush.

Game Informer editors lead you on a guided tour of the HD re-release of the eight year old entry in the classic series.

Look, I get it. The stakes are higher this generation - you don’t want to be left in the dust, and changing directions is important to innovation. But you’re all over the place lately.

Mark of the Ninja snuck out of nowhere to emerge as one of the best downloadable games of 2012. We asked Klei Entertainment’s Nels Anderson about how the game came together