Game Informer Editorial

We ask the GI community whether game demos make less popular games worth buying.

Unlike typical Kingdom Hearts secret endings, which only complicate the
overall story, Birth by Sleep's wraps things up in a big, emotional, and
incredibly nostalgic way.

Want to play the closed beta version of World of Warplanes?

Ronimo's sidescrolling MOBA will be available for computer download soon.

What is the Game Informer crew up to on this Friday the 13th weekend?

This week's roundup features the release of new games by the Angry Birds developer and the company behind Sniper Elite.

An Etsy seller has made Final Fantasy IV's Rydia even more
stunning than she already was in this beautiful watercolor and ink
painting.

Forza Horizon, as well as its collector's edition, is now available for pre-order. Both versions come with goodies.

Papercrafting is a fascinating art at whatever skill level, but this Dead Space Marker is so realistic, it's scary.

The Metal Gear Solid's gameplay is solid and fun, the story is crazy and tugs at your heartstrings, and the set piece moments are second to none.

This fall we will be seeing League of Legends, StarCraft II, and Fighting Game Arenas as well as the Championship in Dallas, Texas.

Few moments in gaming live in the same amount of infamy as the scene where Sephiroth kills Aerith.

If you follow eSports to any degree, chances are you know that EVO is the largest fighting tournament in the world and that it was held over the last three days in Las Vegas.

At the San Diego convention center from July 12-15, Nintendo will allow
the general public to try out 12 of their newest (or as yet unreleased)
games.

Heat waves like the one we're experiencing in Minnesota are a gamer's
best friend.

Fans of Arkham City and MGS will be able to purchase new figures of Catwoman, Batman, and Cyborg Ninja.

Over 5,000 gamers descend upon Las Vegas to compete for over $100,000 in EVO 2012, the biggest fighting game tournament in the world.

Sideshow Collectibles released a teaser image of the prototype Diablo statue they will have at their Comic-Con booth.

In what will hopefully become a recurring feature, we round up of some of the most promising recent mobile releases for you to check out and enjoy.

Lego artist Matt De Lanoy's most recent creation is a mosaic of Team Fortress 2's masked arsonist, and it is excellent.