Jeff Marchiafava

Five talented artists have teamed up to turn some popular Sega games into bona fide works of art.

Rockstar has announced the addition of 10 new verified jobs in Grand Theft Auto Online, and players have their fellow community members to thank for them.

Game Informer's resident headline expert is back to awesomize some more review headlines. Warning: There will be puns.

We asked readers to pitch us on their dream video game, and they didn't disappoint.

Today Valve and Zen Studios revealed their new, surprise collaboration: A pinball table devoted to the dimension-hopping antics of Portal.

Today's Silent Hills cancelation reads like a classic page from the Konami playbook, which at this point I can only assume is entitled The Art Of Letting Down Your Biggest Fans.

Update: Bethesda has updated its blog to state that it will no longer support paid mods in Skyrim.

After Bethesda posted its explanation for supporting paid mods via Steam's Workshop earlier today, Valve has announced it's scrapping the feature.

The Game Informer community distilled the essence of Bloodborne into over 200 haiku. Here are the best of the best.

It's time to channel all your joy/frustration/joystration into a creative outlet: writing a Bloodborne-inspired haiku.

This week in the Essentials, we take a look at the title that redefined co-op gaming for a generation of hardware.

Turtle Rock co-founder Phil Robb discusses Evolve's launch, their plans for the future, and coping with the unwavering cynicism of the Internet.

In issue 263, we asked readers who the unluckiest character in gaming is. A number of classic characters earned the commiseration of our readers, as did a few modern stars. Here are some of the responses we received.

If you could have any developer create a game based on any sci-fi story, what would it be? 

Intelligent Systems' goofy strategy title has gotten a much-needed improvement thanks to a new update.

Zynga has announced today that Don Mattrick is stepping down as CEO and will be replaced by company founder Mark Pincus.

Zen Studios has announced a new table for its virtual pinball empire, based on Marvel's upcoming superhero movie. Learn more in our hands-on impressions.

Four new hunters and a massive new monster have entered the battle for planet Shear. Are they worth your time and money? Read our hands-on impressions to find out.