Features

Street Fighter II may not have been the first one-on-one fighting game to hit arcades, but it certainly had the most impact. It also provided some of my favorite gaming moments.

We show off ZombiU's GamePad functionality and discuss the game's local multiplayer modes.

Of all the 649 unique creatures fans have to collect, this is the top 50 Pokémon of all time.

If the next Zelda can take the best parts from each of its predecessors, it could come close to being perfect.

We spoke to Double Fine founder Tim Schafer about the state of the
games industry, how Kickstarter affects the studio, and where games are
going.

The four editors that set a world Smash Bros. record reunite for Sony's take on the formula.

In this installment of Where's My Sequel, we examine the prep school romp from Rockstar Games.

Some characters are just more entertaining and thought-provoking than others; here’s what I consider to be the social links that you shouldn’t miss. 

Watch as we encounter the first puzzle and the infamous Zero III... that darn rabbit! 

The first Assassin's Creed game had a number of cool features, but the chance to explore Jerusalem, Acre, and Damascus was unlike anything else gamers had encountered.

Before you embark on 47's newest adventure, read these spoiler-free tips to elevate your game from a trigger-happy goon to a master assassin.

[UPDATE] The Wii U is finally here! We explore every facet of Nintendo's new console and will update throughout the day as we put the online functionality through its paces.

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.