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Why pay for an excellent new Zelda when these five games sort of do the same thing?

Here's a list of the many video game livestreams taking place in June.

New ideas can be bad, but I appreciate the attempt.

We're still playing Bethesda's open-world shooter, but the game's first act is a let down.

Before it releases in June, Diablo IV makes one final stop in the pages of Game Informer.

A night out in an abandoned city.

A roundtable discussion with the leads behind Broken Age.

We sit down with two of the most legendary figures in the games industry in a rare joint interview.

There's quite a bit out there outside of the WWE bubble.

We take a trip to the Hollywood version of Super Nintendo World and share some photos and impressions.

We spoke with Yasunori Mitsuda and Sea of Stars’ development team members to learn how and why Mitsuda decided to make music for the game.

And why the Wii U shouldn’t be forgotten

Sea of Stars’ soundtrack is nostalgic by acknowledging the technical limitations of the Super Nintendo and ignoring them.

A beginner's guide for Resident Evil 4 veterans and newcomers alike!

We dig into the first Scarlet and Violet expansion in the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

We flew to Los Angeles to explore caves with Derek Yu and ask him what it means to make a "perfect" game.

In the latest issue of Game Informer magazine, we played a ton of Sea of Stars and spoke with the team developing it, and share 30 indie games we can't wait to play.

This crossover expansion renews the Dead Cells experience and resurrects the Castlevania franchise.