BDS is an international "Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions" movement that upholds the idea that Palestinians are entitled to the same rights as the rest of humanity.
We're in that period after the holidays where there is a lull in the release of new games, but the Game Informer blogging community has still published a number of thought-provoking blogs, including the ones below.
Back in November, Gearbox announced that it was searching for a model
to play a live action version of Lilith. The search is over; all you
other Liliths can stop hiding now.
Some of the world’s largest websites shut down today to protest two
legislative bills, the Stop Online Piracy Act and the Protect
Intellectual Property Act.
Many of our readers are asking why Game Informer isn't offline today as
part of the protest for the upcoming legislation. Find out why and post your anger inside.
Some people are just too talented for their own good. Sculptor Kerry Dyer was inspired by a Garrus artwork piece sent by a friend, and decided to turn that piece into a series of turian figures.
The much-anticipated "Rise of the Rakghouls" update for BioWare's Star
Wars: The Old Republic was supposed to launch today. However, it has now
been delayed to an unspecified "later date" due to issues in the update
that will require further testing.
It's been far too long since we did a Reader Mailbag podcast. This
Thursday, we will correct this error. All you have to do is submit your
questions in the comment section of this story.
Epic Games' Cliff Bleszinski will be hosting the Game Developers Choice awards, while Pocketwatch Games' Andy Schatz will handle the duties for the Independent Games Festival awards.
Free-to-play games aren't usually defined by outstanding graphics, but the upcoming Marvel Heroes is putting in some real effort by licensing Epic's popular engine.
