Game Informer Editorial

Last December we celebrated our 200th issue with
eight unique covers. What special edition do we have in store for you this year?

If you don't follow Game Informer on Facebook, then you missed a chance last week to win a free game that I put up for the taking with the one simple request: Who is your favorite game character of all time and why?

Participating retailers have unveiled special editions for Kinect debut title Kinectimals.

The developer's chief designer says one idea for a Heavenly
Sword sequel revolved around the sword trapping the game's heroine in hell.

The arcade ATV racer is hitting stores in time for the
holidays a lower-than-usual price on consoles and PC.

In our constant pursuit of Internet awesomeness, we will be pulling down
our site, gameinformer.com, from 4 AM to 9 AM Central Time.

If you think Bioshock was a fun game to play, imagine how cool it would be to work with the guys who made it.

We take the new silver Xbox 360 controller for a spin and see if the D-pad changes are worth $65 of your cash.

Treyarch's Mark Lamia chimes in on the latest trend in online passes and added charges for consoles games.

We take an early look at Apple's new game hub for iOS 4

Check out GI and Irrational talking about the process that led up to making the “She & Him” cover.

If you’ve recently downloaded the Toy Box DLC for Crackdown 2 and found yourself with a buggy mess of a game, you’re not alone

,  it does bring up some interesting
possibilities.