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Robot's Patrick Hudson talks about iOS, Ensemble's cancelled Halo MMO, and the company's vision for game development.

Update: We added four new essential downloadable games to the list from this year and last.

In this 30-minute look at the game, we see king-on-king action, a bald person fight
club, a failed hay diving attempt, and we knock as many archers off of
high ledges as we can.

Chair Entertainment launched its ambitious ClashMob update for Infinity
Blade II last Thursday. How did it hold up to thousands of players
hacking away at titans together?

The multiplayer lead designer talks about contextualizing the action, customizable loadouts, and the new and returning modes of Halo 4.

As a special treat to Friday the 13th observers, we've decided to air this week's episode of Replay a day early.

Josh Holmes talks about his history with the Halo series and what changes he has in mind for the next entry.

Here's what you need to know to get up to speed on this dark fantasy RPG. Read this so you don't have to worry about playing the first game.

Ready for a return trip to Skyrim? Here's a list of the things we'd like to see in DLC.

In our look at Sniper Elite V2's demo, Tim engages in a battle for the ages.

How do you single out somebody to compose the next Halo? The audio director from 343 Industries tells the story.

Augmented Reality is the next big technological step to take us away from the harsh truths of reality.

Get the full story on Halo 4 and much more in the latest digital edition of Game Informer Magazine.

David Kushner reveals some of Rockstar founder Sam Houser's childhood heros and his beginnings in the game industry.

After trusting Adam as our guide and plunging into the moose
rat-infested pits of Fountain Head, we emerge with a new, err...
appreciation of the classic PC RPG.

Here are some more answers to our recent Question of the Month: What's the greatest reward you've ever gotten in a video game?

We talk with director Ryan Payton about his team's ambitious new iOS game.

Many elements that fans associate with Final Fantasy aren’t original creations. They are inspired by historical tales and myths from around the world.

Franchise development director Frank O' Connor explains story connections and how the tone changes between games.