Features

We've compiled some of our favorite Star Wars Replays, including classics like Rogue Squadron and clunkers like Masters of Teras Kasi.

This week the community shares a lot about its eating habits, reviews current hit Until Dawn, and writes about Metal Gear Solid. It's a good week full of good blogs, so get reading!

You can do lots of stuff with a half-size plastic hand.

Brian Shea was blown away by his HTC Vive demo at PAX, but he’s unsure about the potential experience at home.

After you enter your date of birth, The Phantom Pain treats to a special treat when the big day rolls around.

We head into the wasteland for some car combat and side missions. So many side missions.

In issue 268, we asked what your most anticipated game coming out of E3 is. Readers responded with a wide range of promising games, but the number-one entry shouldn't surprise anyone.

If you want to play The Phantom Pain, but don’t know much about Metal Gear lore, this will teach you the basics.

Konami is under fire for in-app transactions, and the situation could get worse.

We take a spoiler-free look at a full story mission and side operation, then go for a stroll around the base that Big Boss calls home.

If you still have lingering questions you want answered before the game comes out, now's your chance to ask!

Traditional 70s sci-fi tends to turn me off, but Double Fine’s
charming new sidescrolling shooter makes me wonder if I’ve been missing
out on something special this whole time.

We give our rundown of our favorite indie titles at PAX Prime 2015.

We recently live streamed two hours of Super Mario Maker playing with
the creation tools and user-created levels, and the archive is now
online.

This week, the crew revisits Kojima Productions' Cold War classic as we wait for The Phantom Pain.

In this video feature, we take a look at the opening stages of Lara Croft Go, a turn-based puzzle game for mobile devices by developer Square Enix Montreal.

How many Jar Jars are too many? Most people would say "one." We say you can never have enough of them!

Nintendo is pushing to make its consoles a friendlier place for indies to land.

We dig deeper into the process of releasing the first third-party Amiibo.

Our Mario Maker review won't be online until next
week, but in the meantime, Kyle got feedback
on his terrible levels.