Game Informer Editorial

Square Enix has been keeping track of statistics from Tomb Raider gameplay and shares some of those numbers. 

The curious adventure about a boy who can only be seen in the rain receives some new images.

It’s the weekend again, and that means it’s time to unwind. Some editors will finally take a stab at the new Tomb Raider game. Others are going back in time to play some Super Nintendo greats, and a Dragon Ball Z role-playing game.

The voice actor behind Pablo shows off his chops in what he thinks is a Call of Duty game.

Capcom and Valve are combing there two horror franchises together in their PC versions. 

Modern Warfare 4 is not being teased. 

Sonic Dash headlines this week's mobile lineup with others following with adventurous tendencies. 

British Academy of Film and Television Arts-winning composer Jeremy Soule wants to write and record a classical symphony with your help. 

A Spanish retailer listed some information on the Assassin's Creed: Rising Phoenix game, which has yet to be officially announced.

GRID 2’s newest video explores some of the racetracks players will be visiting in America as they try to become the best racer in the game.

Disney Infinity faces a delayed release due to the demands of the holiday shopping season. 

The story will continue in a new sandbox world. 

American McGee picks fans' brains about a possibility of a third installment in the Alice series. 

Aksys Games is putting on a donation drive for the second anniversary of the Japan earthquake and tsunami disaster with all donations going to the American Red Cross. 

Super Stickman Golf 2 will be released March 14 on iOS and Android . 

Team Meat, creators of the popular indie franchise Super Meat Boy, say they are not interested in console development.

Tomb Raider has already reached one million players just two days following release. 

Harebrained Schemes unveils the first look at gameplay footage for Shadowrun Returns: Alpha. 

Temple Run: Oz leads this week's mobile games lineup. 

Minnesota Vikings punter Chris Kluwe (a.k.a. Chris Warcraft) weighs in on the controversy surrounding SimCity – and doesn't mince words.