Features

Oblivion
has been out for five years, and in that time, the community has made
excellent videos highlighting interesting and hilarious happenings in
the world of Cyrodiil.

Game Informer remembers the games that ruined our childhoods.

In celebration of the five-year anniversary edition of Oblivion, we look
back at our favorite moments from the RPG.

Here are some more responses to issue 218's Question of the Month: What television series do you think would make a good video game, and why?

Our complete playthrough of the caveman game that we aren't even completely sure how to play.

We take a look back to find out why this Castlevania game hasn't been as fondly remembered as others.

If you haven't joined the ranks of the EDF yet, this video shows you what you're missing.

It sounds like New Line's Gears of War movie is in development hell, so we're reaching out with some casting suggestions.

Huge Western sequels made headlines at E3, but Japanese developers and publishers have
an intriguing lineup of all-new IP on the horizon.

We've got a couple rare dry months before the holiday explosion, so here's some recent DLC to catch up on before the rush.

Vigil Games talks about coding for the new console and how they plan to incorporate the Wii U controller.

Reiner and I decided to celebrate the 4th of July the only way we know
how: By playing a weird, colorful Japanese video game. Welcome to El
Shaddai.

Seven mobile games to brighten your July 4th, even if
playing them makes you look like an antisocial jerk.

U-S-A! U-S-A! U-S-A!

We plugged this quest starring the blue-haired hero, Ryu, into the Super Nintendo for a short ride.

Naughty Dog co-president Evan Wells discusses Crash Bandicoot, Jak &
Daxter, Uncharted, and what’s next.

Take a look at the Blizzard-produced Warcraft adventure game that never
released.

We examine video pinball, from the days of square balls to the present.

The art director for Darksiders II talks about the new direction for the sequel and the difficulties of keeping an art style consistent.