Features

Here are GI's picks for video games that the fictional characters of Twilight would like.

ten to the track for a trip down memory lane.

Want to know what the future holds in store for humanity? Check out
this infallible timeline of the future according to video games.

We have an office-wide discussion on where we'd like to see Rockstar take their wild west franchise.

Is this the future of our hobby? Join us on a journey through the best and worst attempts at 3D gaming over the last 20 years.

E3 showcased a host of revivals, from Donkey Kong Country to Mortal Kombat. What other series deserve another shot at the spotlight?

With the release of LEGO Harry Potter and the upcoming Clone Wars
adaptation, we look to other franchises that deserve blocky makeovers.

oncept came into being.

We take a look at what's in store for the electric hero in Infamous 2.

The biggest jerk in WWE history has become significantly less
vitriolic. At THQ's booth, he joined his son (active WWE superstar Ted
DiBiase) to give away several thousand dollars in a cash grab
booth.

The new MK is dedicated to fan service, so we pick who we want to see and who should stay away.

Sucker Punch’s Game Director Nate Fox, gives us an
exclusive behinds-the-scenes look at Infamous 2’s
new enemy gang: The Militia.

We talked with Sucker Punch’s art team, and they ran us through the
elaborate process of building a city from scratch.

We examine how Cole’s new look in Infamous 2 is a better suit for him.

We roll camera on a Sucker Punch artist as he sketches the electric man's new look.

The Infamous team describes the good and the laughably bad.

How did inexperienced unknowns become one of the most
respected independent developers? It wasn’t easy.

With E3 2010 less than a week away, we take a look back at the biggest
surprises from years past.

This is the story of Infamous, and its tale of two Coles.

This week we feature Chicago native, Justin Russo, and his specially designed
posters that take memorable game characters and simplify them to their
most iconic forms.