Features

What if you could just cherry-pick your dream RPG party from the entire catalog of the genre’s history?

Alexandre Amancio shares his thoughts on storytelling, gameplay, and how Revelations will set the stage for
Assassin's Creed III.

The responses to this year's Game Infarcer parody were particularly heated, thanks to our returning fictional editor, Darth Clark. Let's take a look.

In anticipation of L.A. Noire's release next week, we take a look back at some of the gaming mysteries that have enthralled
us.

Enjoy the photographic studio tour filled with images from our trip to
France. Check out the Montpellier team hard at work on Rayman Origins,
never-before-seen concept art, and more. This is where the magic
happens.

existence of the
technology dates even further back. Feiner details the inner workings of augmented reality in issue 218 of
Game Informer and shares a few videos that take a look at some of
the other work he's done with the technology.

We begin our coverage of Revelations with a bang. Our video
interview reveals how multiplayer is evolving in the new game.

One gamer's reasons for continuing on in Telara while letting his World of Warcraft subscription lapse.

This week, we check out the co-op-focused PlayStation 2 brawler that sees kombatants Liu Kang and Kung Lao take center stage.

Upward and onward, mighty Marvel marching squad! On this astounding edition of Reiner and Phil, we invite benevolent Ben Reeves to show us a power-packed portion of the new Sega game starring none other than the Mighty Thor! Excelsior!

Not every game starts with a bang. We look at titles that take a while to get going.

Watch Portal 2's ending, along with a chat between Ben Reeves and Tim Turi.

From arrows leading the way to games that play themselves, here a few examples of in-game help that go
above and beyond to aid players on their quest.

We find out about
unannounced DLC artists, how many songs have been downloaded, and why we won't see Rock Band 4 soon.

Here are 10 movie-based video games we never expected anyone
to attempt.

Which games stuck out in our minds as
prime examples of multiple endings done right and some done horribly
wrong? I present them to you now in order of number of endings possible.

Check out the Photoshop abominations created when we borrow from a classic Conan bit.

On this week's show, we take a look back at one of the Gamecube's best
games and Nintendo's most surprising franchise reinventions.

In this new recurring feature, we take a nostalgic look back at the many
things – big and small – that made our favorite games great.

We’re taking a look at a few sequels that went in wildly different
directions from their predecessors. Sometimes these changes worked, and
other times they didn’t.