Dan Ryckert

Watch Dogs has gotten us
thinking about some of the biggest advances in the open world
genre.

 If you happen to be playing the popular shooter this weekend, you'll have a chance to reap the rewards.

The upcoming head-tracking display will be supporting both new and old games, and the classic Valve title has been added to the official compatibility list.

Possible images of Call of Duty: Ghosts characters have emerged.

Developer Pocketwatch Games is over their release hiccup, and the multiplayer title that hit number one on Steam is now available on Microsoft's service.

We put our avatars to the test in the sequel to the free Xbox Live Arcade platformer.

Our next issue features over thirty pages that focus on Sony's upcoming PlayStation 4.

We fight dinosaurs with physics and check our breasts to see our health meter in this supremely odd PC title.

We try to outbluff a colorful cast of memorable characters.

We attempt to keep our sanity meters full while replaying this fondly-remembered GameCube title.

Watch us look like idiots as we try our hand at being motion control cowboys.

What sequels or reboots have turned you into a fan of a franchise or turned you off of it altogether?

Submit your entry for a chance to win a prize from the Game Informer vault.

There are several reasons the gaming world can't stop talking about Irrational's masterpiece. Here are a few of the biggest ones. (This feature is spoiler-free)

In this episode, we travel to the land of the dead and turn into a chicken.

We seek the truth with Mulder and Scully on this week's episode.

We're only four days away from the annual extravaganza, and WWE has launched a new Xbox Live app that will allow fans to watch on their console.

We're playing the new multiplayer shooter from 4pm to 6pm Central today. Come join us in the chat!

We sat down with Will Brierly, creator of "the most advanced first-person soda drinking simulation in the world."