Features

We've rounded up all those request videos into one convenient post for you to watch while recovering from your big holiday meal. Join GI staff and friends like Benjamin Reeves, Jeff Cork, Kimberly Wallace, our former winter interns, and more.

As a counterpoint to all of the "best of" lists, this is a look at the most broken and abysmal gaming experiences the year had to offer.

There's a war being waged on Christmas, and some of our favorite video game characters are behind it. Don't believe it? Check out this incontrovertible evidence.

You may have a goofy uncle that won’t stop with the bad jokes, but that’s nothing compared to some of the family issues gaming characters deal with.

We share some of our favorite chest-opening animations in gif form.

The Game Informer crew assembles like The Avengers to play a game loaded with holiday spirit.

In this video special, the entire Game Informer staff thanks the readers and viewers that make the magazine and website what it is today.

If digital is going to take over the living room, we need a better way to browse our game collections.

We break down the big releases for each month of each year to see if 2013 stacked up to last year.

There is a lot of potential in the studio's 2014 Game of Thrones titles, but like Westeros itself, danger lurks.

Choosing between BandFuse and Rocksmith this year is less a matter of better or worse, and more about what features you’re looking for. 

Tired of listening to your boring relatives talk about their jobs? Here are ten fun Android games to help pass the time.

What? You thought I was done creating verse about the last 10 games I played? Nope.

Some of the best female characters didn't receive the promotion they deserved. 

In this video feature, the technical art director shares secrets from the origins of the project and the long road to release.

We've collected some of the more odd quotes from the Game Informer office and posted them for your... pleasure?

Years ago, official guides were the only way to get exhaustive information about a game. Now, the situation has changed. 

Majesco aimed high with this ambitious sci-fi tale, but consumer interest fell far short of expectations.

Associate editor Kimberley Wallace realizes she's been sinking too much time into a small pool of games. 

Suikoden is best known for its political intrigue, blindsiding betrayals, and recruiting an army of 108 Stars of Destiny to overthrow corruption and ignite a revolution.