Features

We take a look at a few video game characters who have
experienced genetic alteration.

We attended a Final Fantasy XIII midnight launch to chat with fans about their excitement for Square Enix's long-awaited sequel.

We chat with Alpha Protocol's producer, Chris Parker, to find out how this spy RPG is coming along.

The Digipen-turned-Valve team talks about transitioning from class project to beloved hit.

Bringing you back to the simpler days of awkward platforming and 64-bit raptor murder.

We take some time to chat with the five Grand Prize nominees, discussing the pros and cons of being an indie
developer and touching on their opinion of "mainstream" games.

his Augmented Reaction Suit, and more regarding this speedy, sci-fi shooter.

Does the new content justify a return to the 2009 title?

We’re kicking off an entire week of indie coverage by starting in the most logical place – square one. We probe into the minds of a thriving community of
international developers, all united by big ideas in non-traditional
packages.

The IGF has had its finger on the pulse of autonomous game developers
for more than a decade, and once a year independent talent convenes in
San Francisco to celebrate their collective work.

This week The[Crafty]Gamer features "Aquma" from the west coast. Check
out his Team Teamwork-inspired track Roc Feathers from Jay-Zelda: Beat's Awakening.

Check out our look back at 32-bit Bruce.

Are the new DLC missions
worth picking up? Absolutely.

We highlight the biggest changes and additions we'd like to see in the third installment.

We've got hands-on video coverage of The Secret Armory of General Knoxx.

peek at his work.

The nostalgia factor is high with this one, but how does the gameplay hold up some two decades later?

World of Warcraft game director Tom Chilton shares Northrend's secrets.

Find out what separates Brink from the rest of the FPS pack.

We play the 1997 Star Wars brawler. How does it hold up thirteen years later?