Game Informer Editorial

LittleBigPlanet is releasing a DLC feature allowing cross-compatibility for purchased items on PS3 and PS Vita.

I was introduced to my first battle racing game at a young age. No, it wasn’t Mario Kart; it was Crash Team Racing. I had already been totally enthralled by Crash Bandicoot, but there was something about combat racing that really satisfied me. 

The much-anticipated 2D adventure-puzzle game, Year Walk, for iOS goes live tonight at midnight.

Sora and Riku’s world is expanding with a new adventure.

Update: Square Enix has announced a release timeframe for the game.

Zen Studios brings Star Wars to virtual pinball this month.

Ambient Studios’ game also makes its way to Steam Greenlight.

Several domain names could point to a PlayStation Cloud product.

Microsoft is taking stern actions to punish those pirating the game, and also released a new multiplayer trailer today to combat the leak.

NVIDIA is releasing the new and powerful GeForce GTX Titan starting at $999. 

GLaDOS and Gordon Freeman could be coming to a theater near you – but do you really want that?

In a fireside Google+ hangout, President Obama talks video games and the future of education. 

The Playstation 4 could be implementing cloud-streaming technology to enhance the playing experience for gamers of all kind. 

One of Aliens: Colonial Marine’s shortcomings is the way the popular alien Xenomorphs are animated. They look terribly laughable as they meander around. Too bad Obsidian's Aliens-themed role-playing game was canceled, because they got it right.

Music games like Rock Band and Guitar Hero have waned in popularity over the last couple of years, and now April marks the final month of new DLC releases for the Rock Band series.

Get your bundle of Edmund McMillen's The Basement Collection and Indie Game: The Movie on March 8. 

The weather in Minnesota is still chilling to the bone, so there will
be a lot of gaming going on this weekend.

Check out the two new gameplay trailers from the Battle Arena Week 2 featuring The Joker, Flash, Lex Luthor and Shazam. 

Neither sky nor space is the limit when it comes to Star Citizen’s funding.

The Monster Hunter series contains a variety of gigantic creatures – and you should be slaying all of them.