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Game Informer's Joe Juba orders the best and worst entries of this popular and long-running franchise.
 

Lego The Hobbit doesn't give you much guidance about what to seek out after the credits roll, but a handful of items and characters should definitely take priority.

We take the 360 version of Respawn’s game for a spin to see if it holds up for players who were forced to skip the Xbox One and PC release. 

A
stranger turns into a partner in thatgamecompany's stunning game of exploration and discovery.

Get ready for today's Super Smash Bros. Nintendo Direct with a list of what we know and we are expecting to learn.

Dark Souls II releases for PC on April 25. The question on everyone’s mind is what sort of port this will be, especially in light of the original Dark Souls PC version.

Game Informer's Joe Juba and Andrew Reiner show you the opening of the game and illustrates some new mechanics. 

Six contestants fight for their right to Replay in this lengthy and dramatic episode.

It’s easy to conflate story with the broader task of world-building, but the two ideas are dramatically different elements of a game.

Four new Battlefield 4 maps accentuate amphibious combat, but is the game up to snuff?

Senior producer Stéphane Roy discusses the game’s much-debated development and its possible future.

In honor of today's WrestleMania XXX, reviews editor Joe Juba picks up an old wrestling game he scored back in 2004 and gives it another look.

Vlambeer discusses the line between a fictitious conflict and drawing on historically impactful Soviet and Nazi themes.

Dead Space 2 stands out amongst the Dead Space trilogy as being associate editor Kyle Hilliard's favorite by a long shot, and much of that has to do with the game’s ending.

In this week's episode, the Game Informer gang travels back to 2005 for a look at Oddworld Inhabitants' great western shooter.

 In this Test Chamber we join a party to explore a mid-level dungeon and take down a boss at the end.

This Week in Mobile has great puzzle games, roguelike spaceship simulators, and strategy games.

The city lights of New Vegas give the impression of civilization. The reality is anything but.

Let’s
look at how this single-player series translates into a populated online world.

Some Pokémon seem to have a little less creativity fueling their
creation. It’s not a bad thing. The weirdest Pokémon are often the best.