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Immediately after Sony delivered its press conference, we gathered a few
editors to talk about the impressive news that Sony delivered.

Game Informer's Kim Wallace and Kyle Hilliard discuss the highlights of Ubisoft's press conference, which includes Watch Dogs, The Division, and The Crew.

GI's Tim Turi and Joe Juba discuss the highlights from EA's press conference, including Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare and Star Wars: Battlefront.

Game Informer editors Joe Juba, Dan Ryckert, Bryan Vore, and Kim Wallace play and discuss their favorite DS games.

Game Informer's Dan Ryckert and Jeff Cork discuss the highlights from the conference that showed off upcoming Xbox One games.

We go over the big announcements and what this may mean for Microsoft and the Xbox One.

In issue 241, we asked readers whether they prefer playing indie games or triple-A blockbusters. Here are some of the responses we received.

Years before Rocksteady did Batman justice, Volition attempted to give a similar treatment to The Punisher.

The city of Los Angeles in L.A. Noire recreates a gorgeous but shady world that keeps a careful distance from the player to avoid revealing all its secrets. 

.Alone in the Park takes players on an atypical adventure through a national park full of odd characters and humorous encounters.

Video games are no stranger's to the incorporation of music, but sometimes a song will come out of nowhere and surprise us.

One of the most beautiful stories is Raquel Applegate's from the 2006 role-playing game Wild Arms 4.

While there are plenty of quality mobile and free-to-play titles on the market, some developers place a higher importance on maximizing revenue than delivering a good game experience. The following is a list of eight red flags of modern gaming.

We talk with the The Book of Eli and The Walking Dead writer about his past experiences and how he got involved working with Will Smith
for After Earth.

More often than not cosplayers have to choose between form and
function in their projects – sacrificing mobility for accuracy, or vice
versa. Zerina’s hard work and prototyping resulted in a fantastic
marriage of both.

Vvardenfell is an expansive world, but its immensity didn't settle in for me until the Grand Spymaster of the Blades left the game forever. 

Empathy game designers don't have massive teams or huge budgets, but that doesn't stop them from making important, moving games. 

At the end of last year's E3 conference, I was left feeling a little underwhelmed. In hindsight, it was worse than it seemed.

Join us as we reflect on the biggest E3 announcements from this generation.

In this video, Ben Reeves, Jason Oestreicher, and Andrew Reiner have problems remembering things. They also punch people.