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Game Informer wishes a Happy 4th of July to everyone!

If your interest in video games extends beyond your television screen to the business side of the industry, then we have two new announcements that may pique your interest.

First up, Realtime Worlds, the developers of Crackdown, have named Gary Dale... More

According to 1UP, the much-rumored redesign of the PSP is called PSP Go! and will launch this fall, and instead of having UMD functionality, games will be downloaded to its built-in flash memory. An eight and 16 GB unit will available for purchase.

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When most gamers found out that Steven Spielberg’s first foray into videogames centered on playing with building blocks like a child, it was met with some heavy skepticism. But well implemented game mechanics, a versatile level creator, and a variety of... More

Ubisoft just announced that Red Steel, the only third-party title to launch with the Nintendo Wii, will be making a return later this year. Not only that, but the sequel will be building upon the groundwork laid by the original by integrating Wii MotionPlu... More

If you have been itching to get your hands on more Fable II content, you don’t have much longer to wait; Lionhead Studios revealed today that “See the Future” will go live May 12.

Electronic Arts announced today the key features for the online portion of The Sims 3. In addition to the ability to trade real money in for “SimPoints” to spend on in-game items, The Sims 3 will allow players to create their own movies and post th... More

Game Informer has learned that Eidos Interactive may be keeping its bat in the belfry until the holiday season. According to print advertising and release dates on retail sites, Batman: Arkham Asylum is scheduled to ship on June 23. The game’s official w... More

Those who are old enough to remember the original Bionic Commando for the NES probably recall three things: the quintessential 8-bit music, swinging around on your bionic arm, and exploding Hitler’s face. Not counting the well-received remake of the orig... More

Love them or hate them, you can’t deny that Microsoft’s introduction of achievements changed the formula (and motivation) of play. While some gamers simply ignore them, others harvest them in order to augment a number that now indicates one’s gaming ... More