Game Informer Editorial

UPDATE: The XBLA version of On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness 3 will now come out later than the PC edition.

We already brought you a kitschy Minecraft thing in the last few days, but this Minecraft-themed wedding was too good to pass up.

At the Games For Change Festival, Valve revealed Steam for Schools,  a new initiative that will allow teachers to use a modified version of the Steam service along with Portal 2 in American classrooms.

In the age of infinite triple-A shooters, zombie titles, and quirky indie
games, it's easy to feel burned out on a particular genre. Which, if
any, game genres are you sick of seeing?

XSEED Games is bringing the dungeon-crawler Unchained Blades to the PSP in June. The 3DS version is due out later this year.

Dishonored,Halo 4, and The Last Of Us are the most nominated games, and Sony Computer Entertainment gets the most publisher nods.

The Secret World's weekend access begins this Friday, June 22. Players
that register before then will be able to participate in the secrets
and conspiracies of Funcom’s online game.

If you like games that are 75% off normal price, this might be your kind of deal.

These custom creeper chucks are the coolest things.

We've asked you to tell us about your mothers and your fathers, but now we want to know about you.

Follow Snack or Die's easy recipe to make sweet Piranha Plant cookie cupcakes.

2K is reportedly working on a new BioShock bundle.

This weekend we have weddings to go to, games to play, zoos to rob
(err... enjoy), and birthdays to party. Read on to see what the weekend
has in store for the various people of Game Informer.

Greek economics theory professor Yanis Varoufakis will research the
political economy of Valve's in-game currencies and report his findings
weekly in the Valve Economics blog.

Classic PS3 controller now available in gold, only at GameStop.

Check out this Etsy seller's hand-crocheted Legend of Zelda afghan. It's incredible.

According to Trendy Entertainment, they are no longer working on porting one of its most popular games onto the Vita.

Enjoy one guy's well-done interpretation of what a Portal gun might look like in real life.