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.
Grab a glass of eggnog and a handful of sugar cookies, everyone! The
Replay crew is here to celebrate the holidays with you in the best way
possible: with Batman.
A day after more than 300 indie movie theaters announced they would show The Interview on Christmas Day, Sony has announced the film will be available for streaming rental and HD purchase starting at 10 a.m. PT today.
Sony Computer Entertainment and Samsung Electronics are partnering to bring game streaming to Smart TV's in the first half of 2015, Sony announced today.
People who pre-order the game - and only those who pre-order it - get it for both PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 using Sony's cross-buy functionality.
Yesterday we learned that Destiny has nearly 13 million players, so it
should come to no surprise that some of those players are talented
artists who are ready to share their vision of Destiny with the world.
The Sensational December Machine is an interactive short story that Simogo, the creators of Device 6 and Year Walk, created as a Christmas present for its fan base.
In the first episode of Devs Play, a new video series by Double Fine and
2 Player Productions, Double Fine's Greg Rice travels
back to 1994 to play the 16-bit classic The Lion King with Westwood
Studios' co-founder Louis Castle.
Destiny players love getting purple engrams, but if you look closely at
the one held by The Cryptarch on Bungie's holiday card, you'll see this
gift isn't quite as legendary as it seems.
Yacht Club Games' Shovel Knight was received warmly by critics and gamers alike, so much so for the fans at Wind-Up Dog Animation that they decided to create an animated holiday special based on it.
In this episode of Test Chamber, the Game Informer crew takes a look at
TheHunter: Primal, an open world hunting simulation developed Expansive
Worlds and Avalanche Studios.
