Game Informer Editorial

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MechWarrior Online gets a date for its open beta.

Naughty Dog is kicking the Halloween weekend off with holiday-themed decals and double cash.

We received an early copy of the Limited Edition of Assassin's Creed III, and we took a few photos as we tore into the packaging.

There are plenty of zombie games on the market, but that doesn't make all of them bad.

Insomniac Games has announced the release date and price for Ratchet & Clank: Full Frontal Assault

A new trailer has been released for Guardians of Middle-earth featuring two new characters and their unique abilities.

Capcom is giving fans the chance to appear in Remember Me.

If drifting off of cliffs, running from the cops, and ramming your
competitors off the road is your thing, check out Need For Speed: Most
Wanted's launch trailer.

Hit the streets of '80s Miami in the Grand Theft Auto: Vice City iOS and Android port.

With the upcoming release of Assassin's Creed III, we take a look at other historical time periods suitable for video games.

 There haven’t been a huge number of games over the years that use possession as a major aspect of gameplay, but here’s a look at some of the games that do.

I hope more silent protagonists emerge, conveying their personalities only through simple phrases, sounds, and expressions.

NCsoft and ArenaNet are making good on their promise to keep Guild Wars 2 alive with a steady stream of additional content.

We will have a 24 hour gaming marathon for charity, attempt to teach a baby how to walk, bartend, and pour even more hours into XCOM and Pokémon.  

Ever wanted to shoot somebody while in a cuddly teddy bear outfit or cap somebody from 50 feet away sporting a ducky costume?

BioWare has confirmed that Shepard won’t appear in future Mass Effect games. Now, at the end of Shepard's journey in games, I  look back on Mass Effect and what the commander meant to me.

This week sees the release of varying mobile games, including a board game update and an intuitively simple rolling game.

Ken Rolston, known for his work on Morrowind, Oblivion, and Kingdom of Amalur: Reckoning, is now the director of design at Turbine.