Andrew Reiner has been a staple in the pages of Game Informer since 1995. His obsession with video games is linked to his earliest childhood memory – being picked up by his mother so he could view an Asteroids coin-op at a Pizza Hut. From weekly trips to arcades to owning every system that hit the market since the Atari 2600, Andrew has dedicated his life to video games. Andrew is also the co-writer of the book Prime: A Genesis Series Event, and guitarist in the band The Rapture Twins. He is working on his first game, a board game tentatively called Project Grendel, which will release in 2019.
Bayonetta's director Hideki Kamiya believes that a Bayonetta sequel is
in the works. On his twitter page, a fan asked "will we see Bayonetta
2." Kamiya's response? "I believe so."
If in another galaxy far, far away, Kevin Butler were George Lucas' son,
he'd look something like the artwork above – dressed head-to-to in a
crappy tablecloth with a haircut from the 80s.
Myplasticheart sculptor Matt Siren says that "Ghost Girl was born out
of two loves, the female form (specifically
the face), and the Ms. Pac-Man video game (specifically the ghosts)."
At Microsoft's slammin' Tokyo Game Show press conference, Radiant
Silvergun, the beloved Sega Saturn classic that most people haven't
played, made a return.
If you were wondering where all of the glowey-eyed people in the world
went, they're apparently all in Capcom's new PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360
slasher, Asuma's Wrath.[Excerpt]
Shortly after showing off the future of Dead Rising, Capcom announced that it had purchased Blue Castle Games, the Vancouver based company behind Dead Rising 2.
