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Learn how the combat differs from Uncharted and how the team plans on evolving enemy and ally AI.

In our exclusive interview, Hasbro details all there is to know about the new video game-inspired toys. We also unveil pictures of the toys and the art that inspired them, plus in-game screens of Bruticus in action.

What do developers think of the annual televised gaming spectacle?

Does the 1998 gameplay hold up? Or is it showing signs of decomposition?

We play rock-paper-scissors with a purple gorilla in this look back at the Genesis platformer.

The director and creative director for the game explain how the adventures of Joel and Ellie begin and discuss designing a post-apocalyptic world.

Gross-out kills, colorful bloodshed, and a lot of repetition in this 25-plus minutes of The Darkness II.

Get the full story on The Last of Us and much more in the latest digital edition of Game Informer Magazine.

Check out this translated video from Japan-only Dreamcast game Segagaga in which Alex Kidd looks back on his career.

If you want to feel more like a soldier than a one-man army, here are some titles worth enlisting in.

Learn how video game consultants are affecting almost every aspect of the games you play.

Use these tips to make your first hours with EA's massive RPG even better.

Stave off repetitive stress injuries and dramatically improve your
reaction times in the game by learning from this sage keybinding advice.

The added control makes moving and shooting – a Holy Grail for the
series – an empowering reality, while smoothing out the overall
experience.

This is the story of how Naughty Dog’s new team started work on a Jak game that would never see the light of day.

This platformer was notoriously awful when it released in 1996, and we
expected the worst when we decided to revisit it 16 years later.

Lame gimmicks and bad controls can ruin even the coolest characters. Here are ten characters we learned to hate as soon as we picked up the controller.

XCOM’s ant farm is where players will upgrade their tech and equip their field
units before battle. Welcome to the XCOM HQ.

Check out our video, which features me and Tim rampaging through a barrage of bizarre set pieces.

The streamlined new single-player chapter packs a lot of fast-paced,
firearm-focused fun, but it also serves as a reminder to the small
nuisances that held back the original experience.