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april fools
Game Infarcer 2015 Edition
We have a yearly April Fools tradition here at Game Informer: We include a multi-page parody magazine called Game Infarcer in our April issue. It's full of fake news and games, and even helmed by a fictional editor-in-chief. In the past, it's been exclusive to our magazine, but this year, we're posting the whole feature for our online community to enjoy.
We start with the art by the talented Zander Cannon for our cover game, The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Everything. We then move on to the blatantly untrue articles, features, and reviews.
Be sure to click the images to enlarge them! They're hard to read otherwise.
(For an extended video look at Ken Burns' The Geometry Wars, be sure to check out our video feature).
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