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We take a tour of the new feature's integration into the racing game.

See the Fuse team in action as we take a video tour of the legendary studio behind Spyro, Ratchet and Clank, and Resistance.

We check out Need For Speed: Most Wanted in a new Test Chamber filled with tight turns, near misses, and plenty of crashes.

We take a raw look at the brutal brawler with a perplexing name and impersonate some animal voices.

The PSP has been winding down in North America and publishers are hesitant to bring over games late in the portable’s life cycle.

 The mighty Ethiopian nation has one chance to forestall the Chinese space program long enough for the UN to finish construction: an amphibious invasion of Beijing.

This console generation hasn’t been friendly to sports gamers. To reverse this bad trend, we’d love to see some dormant sports franchises come off the bench to give the genre a spark. 

With the upcoming release of Assassin's Creed III, we take a look at other historical time periods suitable for video games.

I enjoyed Resident Evil 6 quite a bit, despite what others criticized as
too-close-for-comfort camera positioning. I’m comfortable with the
camera’s current distance, but there are a few reasons I’m excited to
tinker with the zoomed-out view.

 There haven’t been a huge number of games over the years that use possession as a major aspect of gameplay, but here’s a look at some of the games that do.

Jeff Cork and Tim Turi compare Metro 2033 to the upcoming sequel and explain why survival horror should have it on their radar.

Will it be any better than the average game-to-film adaptation? Here are five things that can help Ubisoft surpass that incredibly low bar.

While some gamers are excited for Microsoft's SmartGlass, there are other mobile-focused initiatives I'm more interested in seeing.

The greatest strength of Saints Row: The Third is its ability to embrace silliness. At no point in the game is this more evident than the final mission, when a soundtrack-setpiece moment sets the perfect mood.

There is a new trend in video game boxart to include an alternative
cover on the opposite side of the cover insert, and it's a trend that I
hope more publishers embrace.

Game Informer's Jeff Cork and Tim Turi show off the first twenty minutes of gameplay for the latest game in the Medal of Honor series.

Tim Turi and Jeff Cork talk about their experiences with Intel Discovered, Banjo Kazooie, Doom 3, and XCOM: Enemy Unknown over the weekend.

Every game goes through an evolution during development,
but Banjo-Kazooie changed so much it became an entirely different game.

I hope more silent protagonists emerge, conveying their personalities only through simple phrases, sounds, and expressions.

Borderlands Legends is another game to go the iOS route, how do you feel about it?