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Rage 2 is on the way. How well does the original game hold up? Watch our video to find out.

Congratulations: You've successfully made it to another weekend! If you're anything like the G.I. staff, that means rewarding yourself with 48 hours of decadent, game-playing laziness! Or yardwork. One of the two.

In today's episode of NGT, Reiner swings by and shares his enthusiasm over this weird, whimsical pinball-platformer.

We talk to the lead designer behind the hotly anticipated board game, and learn how it evolved from the popular Betrayal at House on the Hill. 

Sony Santa Monica's Matt Sophos and Richard Gaubert talk about their work on Lost Planet 3, why writing for Kratos is so hard, and drop hints about the series' future.

In this exclusive video, we dive in deep and reveal the full development history of the upcoming PlayStation 4-exclusive from Sony Bend.

Sony Bend is working hard to create compelling and rewarding gameplay loops in Days Gone. Here's what players can expect.

This week is a surprising one, bringing us ruminations on some games I haven't thought about in a while. Enjoy!

Dan Tack takes us on a trip to the notorious Blighttown, to see how it fares in the remaster. Note: It's still gross and spooky.

Take an extended look at new gameplay from Days Gone as we try to take out 300 freakers without dying.

Learn who you play as in Rage 2, and what the future holds for Star Wars on TV.

Suriel shows off some of his marvelous fighting moves in ArcSys' upcoming fighting-game mashup.

In spite of its gruesome nature, there's a lot of silly fun to be had in The Forest.

We formulate a winning strategy on how the NHL series could take the next big leap forward.

We also pull off at least 8 successful stunts, as well.

We streamed two hours of running Brian Shea over with our car, and you can watch the full archive now!

We asked our readers to give us their best shots. BOY did they deliver!

Join us as we break down five ways Days Gone sets itself apart from other open-world games.

This month Days Gone is on our cover, which is a great excuse to go and check out some of the developer's previous work.