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This June, players will have two ways to play through the story. Here’s what each one offers.

Our friend Chris Kluwe returns with another batch of helpful tips for XCOM players.

Sometimes knowing next to nothing about a game is the best way to play it.

Thanks to the tireless efforts of the Game Informer community, rounding up a collection of excellent posts for this week's Blog Herding was easier than ever. Time to get reading!

We talk with Yoshinori Ono to learn how the team designed the colorful combatants of Street Fighter V.

We spoke with the game's creative director about walking away from single-player, and more.

In this exclusive video, TT Fusion shows what it takes to bring the film's characters to life as Lego figures.

The
Game Informer editors share their alien horror stories from the front
lines of XCOM 2.

It's not fair to gamers to ship a game light on content even if it's going to be added later.

Join Daniel Tack and Kyle Hilliard as they take on several matches with the new experience system and crack open a few crates of booty.

We see Street Fighter V's four new characters in action and see how some of the old characters have changed.

We discuss Campo Santo's debut game in this spoiler-free Test Chamber.

Is Unravel’s adorable yet vaguely demonic-looking Yarny worth your time? Find out in this comprehensive episode of Test Chamber.

Key voices in the video game industry predicted single player would be dead by now, but it's thriving.

In this video interview, the game's writers explain the process of turning the film into a comedic game.

We spoke with Nintendo and AlphaDream about the recent Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, the RPG genre, and where Paper Marios come from.

These games within video games are hugely important in the context of the
worlds in which they exist – much like a certain big game that is
happening tonight.

Last week, we ran through some complaints about the Xbox One, but the PlayStation 4 isn't perfect, either.

This week we spent time with the Genesis and Super Nintendo competitor, the TurboGrafx-16 and came away horrified.

If you want to survive XCOM 2's ruthless onslaught,
keep these tips in mind.