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The weekend is among us! Game Informer staffers share their weekend
gaming plans. You should do the same in the comments section!

Media Molecule has revealed new details on LittleBigPlanet 2's Move-enabled DLC pack, Rise of the Cakeling.

Ninja Gaiden 3 will continue to provide visceral, bloody combat, but don't expect to see any more heads or limbs hit the floor. 

The kind folks over at PlayStation Blog have graced us with the full list of trophies for Insomniac's upcoming FPS, Resistance 3.

The PS Vita may or may not have more rams than the Bronx zoo, but it
definitely has more RAM than the PlayStation 3. This allows the system
to perform cross-game voice chat through a new party system. Also, we
apologize for that first joke.

Today Harmonix announced that it will be adding three Incubus DLC songs to Rock Band 3 next week.

Two Worlds II surprised me by being quite enjoyable when it released earlier this year. Now a downloadable add-on is coming out, and both Jeff Cork and I checked it out today at Gamescom. Here are our thoughts.

ith the release of its next expansion.

If your Heavy needs a cybernetic arm, or if your Spy wants to wear a
nanobalaclava, you should check out these new Team Fortress 2 items
inspired by Deus Ex: Human Revolution.

The best photographer on the Game Informer staff delivers a series of from-the-show-floor images that will make you squeal with delight.

A German street artist makes Diablo III's armies of the Burning Hells come alive.

Thanks to its many Facebook friends, Bethesda and id Software are giving back to the fans for a limited time.

A report just published on CNN.com gives some surprising numbers regarding how many players actually finish games.

Valve's Dota 2 likely won't be out until 2012, but open and closed betas are in the works.

Whether you're shooting for a retail or digital copy of BioWare's MMO, EA wants you to pre-order if you want to play at launch.

It seems like just yesterday that Riot Games announced that its hugely
popular multiplayer online battle arena title is getting a whole new
mode, and I already got the chance to play it at GamesCom here in
Germany.

Valve says we're only a few weeks out from the opportunity to return to Aperture for the sake of science.

Gamers have killed more than anyone's fair share of zombies over the
years, but what happens when you throw the moon's low gravity into the
mix?

Valve head Gabe Newell says he wants to convince EA that keeping its titles on Steam is a smart move. Will EA listen?

Rochard, Payday: The Heist, and Sideway: New York will all be coming out in the next couple of months.