Features

With the launch of Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles, a handful of editors debate the
merits of the old versus new Resident Evil iterations.

I recently took a look at movies that actually had quality video
game adaptations. Here are some of the biggest "could haves" from the last few decades.

Find out how From Software crafted this PS3 exclusive's devilish levels and enemies.

We got to ask questions about the game, the strangely cute Rabbids, their
signature "Bwaaaah!" and the actor behind it, odd human characters, the disappearance
of Rayman and more.

Find out how long it takes Blizzard to make a single-player mission and what's going on with Achievements in StarCraft II.

There might not be anything in gaming more rare than a quality title based on a motion picture. Here are a few games that proved there are exceptions to every rule.

ayer-exclusive plasmids and
weapons, strategies and more.

Game Informer chats with
2K Marin’s Jordan Thomas, creative director of BioShock 2. Read on to
find out how the sequel came to fruition, playing as Big Daddy, how
multiplayer entered the equation and more.

In the last of our month long features on Disney Epic Mickey, we call
on Warren Spector himself.

How did a Halo-style health regeneration
system almost end up in Diablo III? How is this new hack-and-slash RPG inspired by
Zelda and fighting games? Read on!

In the first of our Anatomy of a Screenshot features, we take a look Epic Mickey.

We tapped Spector's expertise on
Disney and learned all about his new game.

We follow the art and
animation development from concept to implementation to get a better
sense of how Mickey and his world came to life.

Who is Junction Point? Warren Spector’s new game studio is full of
great talent, and we sat down with a few of the key developers and find
out just a little bit about who they are.

Now that subscribers are starting to get their copies of the newly
redesigned Game Informer with Epic Mickey on the cover, we’re ready to
show off a little more of the game.

Warren Spector’s projects over the years span some of the most
critically acclaimed franchises in gaming history. The breadth of
genres and styles in which he has worked demonstrate a remarkable
facility for adapting new ideas.

With over one hundred million users logging onto Facebook each day,
game developers big and small are seeing the social networking site as
an irresistible platform for their games. [

As you watch Mickey come to life on the page, you’ll also get your first glimpse at a potential enemy in the game.

Most of the gaming generation grew up with Disney’s most famous
character.