Dan Ryckert

The Behemoth's quirky platformer controls well and offers plenty of challenge, but is it one of the top 50 games of the year?

I was blown away by this hidden gem of a puzzle game when I reviewed it in May, and I'll be banging the drum for its inclusion on our year-end list.

As many times as I’ve destroyed the Hollywood sign or hid in windmills in Holland, there is one area and moment that stands out to me more than any.

These three quick tips will help you get the most out of Link's newest adventure.

We return to the star-collecting, planet-hopping adventure that's not only one of the best Wii games, but one of the greatest platformers of all time.

Fighting game guru and Game Informer video editor Jason Oestricher reviewed this fighting revival, so we found it fitting to hand him the controller for a video look at the title.

We're mere hours from the launch of Microsoft's new console, but you don't have to wait any longer to see its games in action. 

A select few games manage to incorporate motion controls in a manner that makes sense and actually enhances the gameplay. Here are five that stand out in particular.

We've finished the single player campaign, but are holding out on posting a review until we've had a chance to play multiplayer.

Check out one of the most visually impressive environments in the upcoming PlayStation 4 exclusive.

We had no idea what kind of craziness we were getting into when we pulled this attempted Contra reboot off the shelves.

Read our impressions of the Xbox One's user interface.

New consoles are always exciting, but we need to remember to stay patient while we wait for them to hit their stride.