Game Informer Editorial

Microsoft has hit the 70 million mark in Xbox 360s sold worldwide since the consoles debut in November 2005.

Games can induce the feeling of nostalgia and take us back in time.

Update: We've run out of codes to give away.

XCOM is a great game. It can also be a very frustrating game, particularly if you aren't used to turn-based tactical strategy. That's why I'm here to help (note: the actual helpfulness of these rules is open to some debate).

Catsy [CC] spent three years constructing such a dream. It has been on display at the 2012 BrickCon, where it won “Best Large Planetary Structure" in the Space theme.

Portal Masters prepare yourselves because Koas is back to wreak havoc in Skylanders Giants.

Out of all the intertwining moments of Disney and Final Fantasy characters, I find the end of Roxas’ summer vacation the best.

The majority of games give us second chances, but those that don't provide a rare rush.

There were some great games released this week, so we’ll be spending the weekend trying to split our time between as many of them as possible.

Take a trip down memory lane with us as we revisit some of the most joyfully taxing release weeks this generatioon.

This week in mobile has some hard hitting titles sure to drain hours off your battery life.

Conventional wisdom seems to say that linear games are boring, but I find them thoroughly engaging.

What better way to celebrate the Halo series than with themed skateboards and shoes?

Xseed Games announces the release date for Ragnarok Odyssey on the Playstation Vita.

With Episode 4 of The Walking Dead about to release, we examine what makes the game so successful.