Ali Rapp

This weekend, we're going to see The Dark Knight Rises. Then, after
that, maybe we'll go see The Dark Knight Rises. Then on Sunday, we'll
probably watch The Dark Knight Rises. Batman!

Unlike typical Kingdom Hearts secret endings, which only complicate the
overall story, Birth by Sleep's wraps things up in a big, emotional, and
incredibly nostalgic way.

Want to play the closed beta version of World of Warplanes?

This week's roundup features the release of new games by the Angry Birds developer and the company behind Sniper Elite.

An Etsy seller has made Final Fantasy IV's Rydia even more
stunning than she already was in this beautiful watercolor and ink
painting.

Forza Horizon, as well as its collector's edition, is now available for pre-order. Both versions come with goodies.

Papercrafting is a fascinating art at whatever skill level, but this Dead Space Marker is so realistic, it's scary.

Few moments in gaming live in the same amount of infamy as the scene where Sephiroth kills Aerith.

Heat waves like the one we're experiencing in Minnesota are a gamer's
best friend.

Fans of Arkham City and MGS will be able to purchase new figures of Catwoman, Batman, and Cyborg Ninja.

Lego artist Matt De Lanoy's most recent creation is a mosaic of Team Fortress 2's masked arsonist, and it is excellent.

When asked what some of our favorite moments in gaming are, most of us probably wouldn't think of Pokemon.

Remixer Kevin Penkin reconstructs two famous Final Fantasy piecies in the new OC ReMix track, "Duel of the Blades."

Ever wondered what it would be like to research games for a living?

The 3DS title is being redrawn and reconfigured in HD for downloadable release on the Wii U.

Playdead announced today that a goody-filled boxed edition of the game is now available.

Etsy is a magical treasure trove of ridiculously awesome video game-inspired gear. This Journey scarf alone is proof.

If you haven't been able to figure it out yet, we love Etsy. Part of the
reason is that you can find incredible custom, handmade video game gear
like these Final Fantasy Vans.

The Game Informer office gets sent a lot of things. Some of those things
are very weird. Others, like this huge AC III-themed American flag, are
awesome.