Game Informer Editorial

Konami announces an official date for the upcoming Metal Gear Rising DLC. 

To The Moon's spiritual successor will feature a bird and a boy.

You can now play a pre-release of Minecraft's upcoming Redstone Update.

Get acquainted with Gunslinger’s version of the Wild West. 

A news tip may have confirmed a new Far Cry game, though the validity of the information is questionable.

Players can get a taste of the game with the new trailer out today, then save a politician next week. 

Not all future EA games will have microtransactions. 

Ascension's fourth multiplayer mode lets you battle with your friends against some of the most famous mythological creatures.

The Tomb Raider Official Blog has announced a new addition to the multiplayer experience, including three new maps. 

Electronic Arts’ chief financial officer Blake Jorgensen said “a couple of new sports franchises” may be added to the developer’s stable of sports games. 

Ubisoft has responded to fan requests with new updates for both single player and multiplayer modes. 

Microsoft has been conducting multi-touch research that could make an appearance in the next rumored version of Kinect. 

Sir Arthur’s Ghosts ‘n Goblins joins two other titles released today for the Capcom Arcade Cabinet.

The scuttlebutt is that BioWare San Francisco has closed up shop.
This leaves about 25 to 30 employees – the group responsible for Dragon
Age Legends and Mirror’s Edge 2D – out of work.

Digital tattoos take a leap forward in Army of Two: The Devil’s
Cartel thanks to the use of real tattoo artists who created in-game ink
for the game’s protagonists.

Mojang is at it again with the announcement that Minecraft may be expanding to one or both of the current PlayStation systems.

Rapper Snoop Dogg (AKA Snoop Lion) is providing the music for Way of
the Dogg, a new rhythm-action fighting game built around music and ‘70s
Kung Fu films.

After the fifth installment, Sony is bringing back a sixth chapter in the Resident Evil series.

The new maps come out this month, bringing with them new modes of transportation like the dirt bike.

Former Infinity Ward creative strategist Robert Bowling’s new game features Dash, a sleepy 9 year old.