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You may remember last month when I posted a YouTube video by great nerd rapper Random featuring a track that was all about Final Fantasy VII's tragic love interest, Aeris. Now Random is back with another FF VIII-inspired rap, and we're debuting it exclusively at Game Informer.
You think StarCraft II's Queen of Blades is a terrifying force in-game? Check out this incredible fan-made statue to see just how imposing she can be in reality as well.
Young Wade Sharp has osteogenesis imperfecta, or brittle bone disease. His wish is to be a video game creator, so Make-A-Wish partnered with Robot Entertainment to make his dream come true.
It's surprising how easily our brains can identify these iconic Street Fighter characters in their ultimate abstract form.
In the latest entry of The[Crafty]Gamer, Oakland native Dan Rouse explains how to piece together a complex pillow highlighting one of gaming's biggest icons.
Everybody loves reading stories about Minecraft. Everybody loves watching videos of geeky dudes live-action roleplaying out in the fields. Today, dear readers, I bring you one amazing story that blends both of these passions.
Most of the video game-inspired Lego sets highlighted on Game Informer's website consist of thousands of pieces. This isn't the case with famed brick builder Gilcelio's E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial creation.
Spawned from Mattel’s DC Universe Batman Legacy line, a pair of two Arkham City figures are currently in production.
If you're playing the already-patched and relatively smooth PC version of Fallout: New Vegas, that means you also have access to user mods, and I've located one you're probably going to want to download.
Duke University Ph.D. student David Schwarz has created a device that tracks your brain waves and uses them to play Pong.
Portal's turret sentries are so polite that it's easy to forgive them as they shoot off your face. In addition to being well-mannered, the turrets are also adorably designed. If you thought they couldn't get any cuter, prepare to be proven wrong.