Baseball season is about to start (relatively) and that means that
another edition of Sony's homerun hitter, MLB The Show, is about to
release. Check out the first trailer of this year's edition.
The latest free indie game from Vlambeer (Super Crate Box) can only be beaten by blowing up Neo Tokyo (a.k.a. a pixelated grid of buildings) with your Techno King mech.
Get a sneak peek at the cross-platform MMO that runs alongside the upcoming SyFy television series by throwing your name in for Defiance’s Advanced Mission Beta 1.
With the holidays behind us, welcome to the first episode of Blog Herding for 2013, a weekly feature designed to highlight a collection of noteworthy blogs and user reviews submitted by the Game Informer Online community over the past week.
An art student recently put a pinball machine to work making modern
art. If cats can do it, why not pinball machines. Jackson Pollock eat
your heart out.
BioWare recently made Star Wars: The Old Republic free-to-play, but
the company isn't done with the MMO. The game will soon be getting new
operations, flashpoints, difficulty modes, player-versus-player areas,
and same sex sex.
Who's cooler than a band's lead guitarist? Certainly not the singer. Maybe that's
why Activision's Sing Hero never made it past the early development
stages.
The next Lego game won't be based on an outside license, but on on
Lego's own brand of fantasy-themed Chima sets. It also won't be one
game, but three!
Nintendo Buddha, Shigeru Miyamoto said that he didn't like the design
choices made during Pikmin 2, and that the third entry will be more in
line with the first Pikmin game.
Start the New Year off right. Go eat a whole pizza, take a five hour
nap, and then watch this Zelda-inspired animated short entitled Link’s
Triumph. Now it's time to go back to work playing video games; you can't
slack off all year.
