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Game Informer's Kyle Hilliard converts Ocarina of Time into an animated bedtime story for his newborn.

We select some of the more surprising E3 predictions from our readers -- will any of these events and games come to pass?

In advance of this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo, we examine console price drops and consider who will and won't get one.

Learn how the lore in The Elder Scrolls Online will strike a chord with fans of Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim and why dragons are still on the table.

Watch Dan and Tim crack skulls as Hawk and Smasher in Eidos' 3D homage to classic brawlers.

The mobile gaming landscape has changed drastically over the past few years. If you’re a gamer looking to make a switch to a new phone, here is what you need to know about the competing platforms.

The game director explains how the MMO genre has evolved over the years and what this means for The Elder Scrolls Online.

Our third Test Chamber episode of the week brings you a (mostly)
spoiler-free look at Act III of Blizzard's long-awaited action/RPG,
Diablo III.

Diablo III's shaky start is all the evidence gamers need; being forced to play single-player games online is a dangerous direction for the industry. 

Our second Test Chamber episode of the week focuses on Rockstar Games' Max Payne 3.

Creative director Todd Batty discusses the successes and criticisms of EA's recent SSX reboot.

Frank O' Connor talks about mapping out the future of the franchise and how it might be affected by changing technology.

Watch Dan Ryckert and I quest for rubber ducks, stripper evidence, and ninjas from the viewpoint of a sniper scope.

We dream up some humorous disasters awaiting Rockstar's hard-boiled detective, based on some Max Payne 3 screens.

We talk to the game director of The Elder Scrolls Online about the plans for the music of the game and if we can expect to hear familiar tunes.

In a long-overdue episode, we finally get to shoot a nail gun at dinosaurs while playing as Tim Allen. Come for the Replay, stay for the grunt-off.

Frank O' Connor from 343 Industries talks about the team's new approach to managing the Halo fiction and the potential for Halo Wars 2.

In the land of "Awesometown," we walk you through the game's controls,
crafting systems, and also show off how split-screen co-op works.

The director explains the how and why behind the genesis of the game and the team's working relationship with Bethesda Game Studios and Todd Howard.

Sit back and join Jeff and I for a comprehensive look at Starhawk's single-player campaign.