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It's time for Blog Herding again, and this week's collection of blogs centered on Batman, Morrowind, and Final Fantasy doesn't disappoint. Give them a read, comment, and enjoy!

We look into the upcoming sports games to find out some of the differences versus the new-gen titles.

One of Batman: Arkham Knight's best Easter eggs is a battle animation.

Fullbright’s Tacoma is populated by an eccentric mix of
personalities and relationships, but it’s up to the player to determine how they all
fit together. 

You know Grand Theft Auto V? You love Grand Theft Auto V? Watch us play a new game that is definitely not Grand Theft Auto V.

Watch cars play soccer and Game Informer's interns face off in a deadly one-on-one competition.

Gaming legend Hironobu Sakaguchi has tossed his signature on two copies of the Japanese Terra Battle Strategy Guide.

I collected all of the villain’s trophies in Arkham Knight, and here’s what I wish I knew before I started.

Watch us play Portal Stories: Mel, a free mod that follows the titular Mel as she explores an Aperture Science laboratory of the past.

Rocksteady's Sefton Hill talks about leaving Metroid elements behind in favor of Arkham Knight's explorable Gotham.

In issue 266 we asked readers what Star Wars character deserves their own game and why. While iconic characters like Boba Fett and Han Solo earned their share of fan love, the most popular character was a complete surprise. Here are some of the responses.

A fan and a skeptic of Bethesda's vault-building sim discuss what makes the game click for some players and fall flat for others.

Internal studio Tokyo RPG Factory is working on something called Project Setsuna.

Daniel Tack and Matt Miller discuss what they'd like to see in From Software’s mysterious expansion.

Using the PS4's Trophy tracking, we can see how many people have beaten 2015's biggest games.

No genre had the announcements and excitement that the RPG genre did at this year's E3. 

We got a sneak peek at the dramatic changes on the way to one of the world’s most beloved and enduring miniatures games in Warhammer: Age of Sigmar. 

The game wasn't announced at E3, and with it not coming out in the foreseeable future, the competition is passing it by.

Some of 2015's most anticipated games are already filling senior associate editor Jeff Marchiafava with a sense of dread.

Today we celebrate our Independence Day by flying some miserable planes in this horrid adaptation of 1996's most explosive film.