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	D3’s Matt Hazard Mines Gaming Clichés
	Take-Two Determined To Go It Alone
	Blizzard VS. MDY Case Details
	Rock Band 2 Extra Track Registration Now Live
	Peggle Hits Mobile Phones
	More Characters Roped Into Force Unleashed
	Fable II Shipping Without Online Multiplayer
	Rock Band 2 Wii Confirms DLC And Online Functionality
	Director Zack Snyder Signs Deal With EA
	Watch Your Wallets--Weekly Roundup 9/29
	Medal Of Honor 10th Anniversary Bundle Hits Retail Shelves
	New Spore Patch Available

Metamorphosis: Video-Game Icons Through The Years
Considering the youth of the video-game industry when compared to more established media forms, we have managed to amass an impressive assortment of iconic video-game characters over the years. Drawing attention to these icons begs the question: how have these characters managed to stay relevant throughout the years?

Making Of An Icon: Spyro The Dragon
What makes a character memorable? How do you go about crafting a video-game mascot with staying power? What does it take to make an icon? Those are all questions we decided to tackle head-on in our new feature: Making of an Icon.

All The Rage: A Sit With id
Id has both a rich history in games and game development. Their latest focus Rage and their latest engine id Tech 5 have been shrouded in mystery. We hopped at the chance to sit down and ask company execs Tim Willits and Todd Hollenshead some burning questions. We dive into everything from the game world to the development issues and even a little Doom for good measure.

Gameplay Evolved: Mode-By-Mode Discussion Of Geometry Wars 2
Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved was one of the first games worth downloading in the early days of the Xbox 360. The success of the game, an update to a minigame featured in Project Gotham Racing 2, inspired developer Bizarre Creations to create Wii and DS versions as well as a full-on sequel, which was released in late July.

Cabela's: Despite Hardcore Scorn, Market Embraces Hunting Series
If you’re not particularly interested in the outdoors, you may not appreciate the weight that the Cabela’s name carries. Starting from a classified ad in a single newspaper back in 1961, the company has grown to become a giant in the catalog business, with more than 100 direct-mail publications created annually, targeting specific outdoor activities.

Set Sail For Adventure With MySims Kingdom
With MySims Kingdom, EA has kept the charm of the original, while adding in a storyline and gameplay progression that holds your attention and gives you an incentive to keep playing. FULL STORY

MotoGP 08 Hands-On Impressions
Up until now, motorcycle-racing games have pretty much been true-to-life sims, but Capcom is putting in some features to allow anyone to enjoy the high-speed thrills of superbikes. FULL STORY

Alone In The Dark PS3 Gets A Make Over
Since the PlayStation 3 version is shipping later, developer Eden Games has an opportunity few have—to not only clean things up but actually change gameplay elements for the better. FULL STORY

Hands On With Cabela’s Dangerous Hunts 2009
It’s been a few years since the last Cabela’s Dangerous Hunts game was released, and it seems as if that time was used to wisely revisit the game’s formula. FULL STORY

Silent Hill: Homecoming – Coming Home Isn’t Always Easy
There are many things fans have come to expect from a Silent Hill title. Moody music and atmosphere? Check. Terrifying amalgamations of humans and monsters? Check. FULL STORY

Rock Band 2
It’s remarkable what a few adjustments can do. From instruments to user interface to gameplay options, one thing after another makes you nod appreciatively and smile while playing Rock Band 2. FULL STORY

Pure
When you’re tearing through the sky barely holding onto your ATV, tempting fate and dangling your body in a death-defying superman stunt doesn’t make much sense – especially when you’ve got a race to win. FULL STORY

FaceBreaker
It’s too predictable to mercilessly pummel FaceBreaker because of its kiddy graphics, stereotypical characters, and for the fact that it’s not Fight Night. FULL STORY

Viva Pinata: Trouble in Paradise
You can now create a garden with three friends over Xbox Live, and depending on how close you are with them, you can limit their interactions or grant them complete control over your garden. FULL STORY

Mercenaries 2: World in Flames
As a money-grubbing merc more interested in paydays than politics, you’re placed in the middle of a Venezuelan revolution. FULL STORY

Game Informer Unlimited #62
It would not be Star Trek without one of the most recognizable characters of all-time, Spock. From Trek to Trek, Leonard Nemoy has been an ambassador to the franchise since it started in the 60’s. We sat down with the legend and took the time to get his insight on the game, new movie and all-things Star Trek.

Game Informer Magazine subscribers, click here to head on over to this month's Unlimited!

		LEGO Batman Curious about Batman’s new suits and gadgets? Want to know more about the game driving sections? Interested about how the heroes and villain will be working together in LEGO Batman? So were we. Thankfully Jonathan Smith, Head of Production at Traveler’s Tales has the scoop.

		Skate 2 Black Box is hard at work on Skate 2, and at a recent event, we had the chance to sit down with two pro skateboarders to see what they think about the game and what it’s been like playing a role in development. Both John Cardiel and Rob Dyrdek can rip a skate park to shreds. Check out out interview with both guys.

COD: World At War
Check out the latest co-op trailer for the upcoming WWII shooter.

Infamous
Are you a hero? Check out these new screens from Infamous.

Combat Arms Close To Launch, New Screens
9/30/2008 2:59:47 PM
Nexon's latest free-to-play game, Combat Arms, is getting close to its launch date. To get you ready, we've got a bunch of new screens featuring the FPS in action. Enjoy!