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We spoke with creative director Yoan Fanise about his appreciation for WWI, why the Dragon Ball guys are publishing his game, and working with Elijah Wood.

Join the Game Informer crew for a look back at one of Konami's beloved (but now dead) horror series.

We chat with the most prolific UFC heavyweight champ of all time on the eve of his biggest fight.

Video games can make even the most mundane activity entertaining. Don’t believe me? Here are 10 examples, you dirty doubting Thomas.

Cerberus is a cobbled-together hodgepodge of different auto rifles, and they all fire at once.

sdaaResident Evil 2’s Producers On New Areas And Scarier Zombies

Bungie gives us official info on Forsaken's new boss enemies.

Learn some new details about the secretive action-adventure game.

We spoke with We Happy Few's producer about what has changed in the game since releasing in early access, and why those changes were made.

Dragon Quest XI is the series’ next big chance to finally win over North America.

We get a little loose with our Rapid-Fire format with Destiny 2: Forsaken leads Steve Cotton and Scott Taylor.

Thousands of hours in and still not scratching the surface.

Looking for an entertaining mobile game that isn’t bogged down by free-to-play nonsense? Jaipur’s fast-paced card trading has you covered.

We talked to Rare about the lack of mission variety, battle royale, and the future of the Sea of Thieves at E3.

Circumstances change during your career, and that has us excited.

In issue 302, we asked readers what historical moment or era they’d like to see explored in a video game. Now it’s your turn to weigh in.

Cyberpunk 2077 feels like it's taking forever, but it could be a whole lot worse.

While you may have to be An Old to fully appreciate this indie game's early internet aesthetic, everyone is welcome to check out this episode of NGT. Please do!

We talked to Nintendo of America's president and chief operating officer about Switch in 2018, the possiblity of a Nintendo 64 Classic, and more.

Mysterious trailers are fun for a while, but after two years, gamers deserve more than fodder for speculation.