Ben Reeves

The weekend is among us! Game Informer staffers share their weekend
gaming plans. You should do the same in the comments section!

Like every adult male, we fantasize about Zack Morris. What? Does that
sound weird? We’re just sad that a Saved By The Bell game never saw the
light of day. Fortunately, time heals all wounds, and now we have a
Saved By The Bell YouTube game.

Somalia faces a hunger crisis. The small country off the eastern coast
of African receives little rain, which has caused major food shortages. A
group of gamers is hoping to fill some hungry Somali bellies by playing
Battlefield: Bad Company 2.

Yesterday, Insomniac celebrated the fact that Resistance was going gold
with a new single player trailer. Today, the company released a
development diary where the team discusses their inspirations for
Resistance 3’s multiplayer.

his love for Nintendo.

Electronic Arts executive leadership gets restructured for the first time since 2007.

We rounded up the list of confirmed villains for
Batman: Arkham City, and then added a few villains we’d also like to see
the Caped Crusaded tackle.

Justice Elena Kagan recently recounted her difficulties voting in on the Brown v. EMA  case.

Rapper Ice-T has been heavily involved in the development of Epic’s
upcoming Gear of War 3. The musician/actor lent his voice to the game
as a new character Griffin and got his heavy metal band, Body Count, to
record a song for the game.

It seems like Mario is everywhere, but we must be shopping in the wrong
places, because we’ve never seen Mario made out of can like this.

ing industry.

Aaron Hughes directed this clever little video called Person Pinball. As
the title suggests, this video imagines a life-sized version of pinball
where the balls and flippers are people and the street is a playground.

An Australian company named Euclideon claims that it has figured out how
to make games look 100,000 times better by getting rid of polygons.

If you’re still feeling a little raw about buying a Nintendo 3DS right
out of the gate and thereby missing out on the recent price cut, then
Nintendo president, Satoru Iwata, wants you to know that he’s sorry. Do
you feel better?

I must love pain. That must be why I
was willing, even eager, to participate in another Guinness attempt less
than five months after our last one.

title to date.

After collecting feedback from a recent Beta test, From Software has
decided to delay it’s upcoming release Armored Core V until January of
2012.