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We need questions for the lead developers behind Ubisoft's South
Park: The Fractured But Whole, so post your burning questions here!

We take a look back at one of the year's most hyped and controversial games.

We take a tour through the major beats of World of Final Fantasy, looking at classic creatures and talking about how the old-school battle system holds up. 

Ben Reeves, Dan Tack, and Ian Boudreau sit down to check out the latest entry in the long-running 4X strategy series.

Join Daniel Tack and Brian Shea as they check out the new free-to-play Plants vs. Zombies CCG.

What will sports games be like on the system?

We spoke with South Park: The Fractured But Whole's lead audio designer about making music, and making farts.

Our shot-by-shot analysis of the trailer pulls any information we can about the highly anticipated sequel.

Mafia III has debuted to mixed reviews but Editor Javy Gwaltney believes it's an important game. Here's why.

We take a look back at Pandemic Studios' last open-world experience.

Ready at Dawn's co-founders discuss what went right and wrong with The Order's development and why they're now focused on multiplayer experiences.

This week we delve deep into the appeal of the venerable Top Ten list, and rank the ten best FTAP columns. You won't believe #7! (Actually, you probably will.)

Watch us roll rudimentary tanks through buildings and take shovels to the face of the competition!

Senior animator Lucas Walker talks about why The Fractured But Whole
was so challenging to animate and how close Stick of Truth actually emulated the show’s aesthetic.

Is Battlefield 1's singleplayer campaign worth a go? Editors Javy Gwaltney and Andrew Reiner dive into two missions to check it out.

We saw a short teaser this morning of the Nintendo Switch, but we still have a lot of questions and concerns about what we hope to see.

In issue 283, we asked readers to share the nerdiest video game conversation they've ever had. Now it's your turn to get in on the self-deprecating revelry.

This week is short and sweet – so you can enjoy some blogs and get back to gaming and writing.

We spoke with Ubisoft San Francisco about what it's like to work with Trey Parker and Matt Stone.

We asked Pokémon Sun & Moon producer Junichi Masuda and director Shigeru Ohmori about the Go phenomenon and what’s new for the next game.