Features

Watch us team up for a co-op session to check out Kirby's clay-themed look and the stylus-focused gameplay.

Firepoof Studios co-founder Barry Meade proposes a refreshing antithesis to the modern approach to mobile game development.

Xur brings engrams and heavy ammo synth packs on his trip to the Tower this weekend.

We dive into Ready at Dawn’s shooter to show off gunplay, exploration, and half-breeds. 

The pre-release criticism about The Order highlights the bizarre relationship between quality and value in video games.

The Pokémon Company has embraced the free-to-play model with Pokémon Shuffle on 3DS, and we decided to take a look and see if the match-three puzzler is unnecessarily restrictive.

Kirby may just be a pink ball with oval arms and red shoes, but he's gone through a lot of changes over the years.

"Where's My Sequel?" looks at a game in a series that has seen just a single entry or a long lapse in entries, and explains what makes it worthy of coming back.

Andrew Reiner wears a blindfold while playing GoldenEye. Tim Turi helps him make a surprising amount of progress in this goofy video feature.

Early in the production of Rise of the Tomb Raider, Crystal Dynamics put together a faux trailer made of a collection of scenes from myriad movies.

We've compiled all four of Masahrio Sakurai's developer diaries written for Game Informer Magazine and Digital.

In this video feature, Tim Turi and Ben Hanson have a blast snapping photos as paparazzi. Andrew Reiner watches them, hoping to be friends with them someday.

If you always wished you could cause more mayhem in the Roller Coaster Tycoon games, then ScreamRide will be right up your alley.

Dan and I join forces in this video preview of MH4U to take on a couple monsters and explain why we're enjoying the game so much.

Come watch us suffer in this video chronicling a strange new survival game.

It's cold outside and the kids might be home from school. Here are some board games to keep them entertained.

I was curious to try out the Monster Hunter series for the first time with Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate.

Monster hunting dominates this week's chart. The slow season also allows for some classics to be played.

Creative director Noah Hughes explains the team's renewed emphasis on tombs and how the puzzles compare to classic Tomb Raider.

Starting a complex game over after a few hours can lead to more enjoyable experiences in the long-run.