Game Informer Editorial

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.

Sony’s PSP Go failed to make waves, but if early rumors are true, the next PSP could cause a tsunami.

Wanna see more R.U.S.E.? Ubisoft hooked us up with 15 minutes of direct feed gameplay.

As it turns out, there's a lot of cool people who work in this
wonderful industry sharing their thoughts on the micro-blogging
platform.

Electronic Arts is making good on their company name by making a game for… electronic art.

This time, we’re bringing you 15 minutes of Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days.

Check out these three exclusive shorts showing off the distinctive low-fi visual style.

Check out this huge new batch of media from the upcoming online PC title
LEGO: Universe.

Visual artist Alex Varanese takes his Alt77 series as shows us "what could have been."

As with titles in the past, peripheral company MadCatz is working with the Call of Duty team over at Activision on some official hardware action.

Blizzard announced that they will no longer require
real names on its official forums "at this time."

Even the artists at Valve could be a little bit jealous of
these pieces. Check it out.

If you’re still downloading, Activision has more goodness for you from Queen, Avenge Sevenfold, Disturbed, and Shinedown.