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It doesn't matter if you consider this a "real" Mario game or not. It's still fun as hell, as we discover in this week's episode.

We're back! For the first Reiner and Phil video of 2012, we give an action-packed, near-hour-long tour of the gigantic MMO Reiner and I spent most of our holiday break playing.

Check out our favorite gadgets, televisions, and notebooks of the annual electronics show.

See why fans of other
popular franchises should have Firaxis' upcoming strategy game on their
radar.

GI graphic designer Laleh Azarshin has put together a hidden picture puzzle that only a true dragonborn can solve. 

The art director for XCOM: Enemy Unknown shows concept art and screenshots to show how the team at Firaxis crafted the look and feel of the game.

Find out how Firaxis is bringing XCOM back to its strategy roots in the latest digital edition of Game Informer.

The first content drop is set to launch on January 24th, and we had a chance to talk to Infinity Ward's Robert Bowling.

ME 3's executive producer discusses the importance of narrative, his studio's future, and new game modes.

Here are some more answers to our recent Question of the Month: What video game enemy scares you the most?

Alan Wake was always a little hard to follow as far as the plot goes. Where does American Nightmare fall in the confusing narrative?

We explored the game world of the 8-year running MMO in its final days,
and took video of our experience as the game came to its conclusion.

Come on in to have your questions answered, and get the first
look at XCOM: Enemy Unknown.

2008’s Brawl was packed tighter than a college student’s suitcase,
so who’s left to include in the upcoming Wii U entry?

The team at Firaxis creating XCOM: Enemy Unknown shares their experiences with the original 1994 PC title and explains what makes it a masterpiece of gaming.

2011 was one of gaming’s biggest years in recent memory. Let’s take a look at some of the confirmed titles for 2012. 

t now you’re curious.

We received our North American and Japanese Vita right before heading
out for the holiday break, but our memory card took a little bit
longer.

I had nothing but the best intentions for my 2011 list output. Unfortunately, life got in the way. Here are a few brilliant ideas that died on the vine.

Join us for our annual celebration of the year's most memorable, entertaining, and frustrating game glitches.