NBC’s Unbeatable 98-Episode Action Thriller Is Officially Free to Watch on Streaming

Television in the 1980s had a somewhat flexible relationship with reality. Cars could jump over just about anything, a good punch could solve most problems and, seemingly every small town in America was being terrorized by a biker gang. But even by those standards, The A-Team existed in a universe all its own. The NBC…

Star Wars: Galactic Racer Review: Very Fast, Very Dangerous

Star Wars: Galactic Racer is absolutely a Star Wars game, and familiar locations, musical motifs, and characters will delight fans. But mentioning Star Wars these days feels like someone playing a song I’ve heard too many times. Fortunately, “Star Wars” is the least interesting aspect of Galactic Racer. Developer Fuse Games crafted an excellent racing…

In Praise Of World Of Warcraft’s God-Awful Polygonal Prairie Dog

I don’t often roll new characters in World of Warcraft, mostly because I have a finite amount of time and MMOs are intense. But when I do, I often gravitate toward the humble tauren. I think it’s neat that a video game got done with the usual fantasy race options of humans, orcs, elves, and dwarves,…

What Are You Playing This Weekend? (3rd October)

Ollie Reynolds, Reviews Editor October’s here, so it’s time to dig out some spooky games, starting with Signalis. If you haven’t played this yet, I implore you to give it a go – especially if you love old-school survival horrors. I may also run through the demo for Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse a couple more times…

Ananta means “unlimited possibilities,” and that includes being Spider-Man, Venom, or just yourself

Tom is an expert in all things Fortnite or the latest RPG release, but is probably spending too much time on the latest EA FC game. Published: October 3, 2026 Ananta is a wild experience. While it might look like a particularly gorgeous anime gacha game at first glance, it’s much more than that. I…

PlayStation Bringing Back Adventure Games Not Seen Since PS3

Rumor has it that Sony is bringing back fan-favorite PlayStation adventure platform games that haven’t received a new entry since PS3. Developed by the now-defunct Japan Studio, Ape Escape series debuted on the PS1 in 1999. Its latest release was the 2010 PS3 game PlayStation Move Ape Escape. PlayStation-exclusive Ape Escape adventure platform games reportedly…

Let’s catch you up on all the latest news from Steam’s 20 most-wishlisted games

We’re really rocketing toward the end of 2026, so before we’re crushed under the mountain of games releasing in October and that one game launching this November, lets’ take a moment to get caught up on what’s going on with Steam’s 20 most-wishlisted games. Is there hot news? Have release dates shifted? Have a few…

The Coolest Details From Our Grand Theft Auto VI Cover Story

In this week’s episode of The Game Informer Show, we dive deep into our Grand Theft Auto VI cover story and extract the coolest details for your enjoyment. Marcus, Alex, Charles, and Kyle discuss how Leonida compares to Florida, the game’s updated weather system and how it may compare to Red Dead Redemption 2, and…

End Of Abyss Patch Fixes Most Of My Complaints Just One Day After Launch

I spent a few days playing Section 9 Interactive’s creepy metroidvania and writing my End of Abyss review, and ultimately concluded it was a fun but inconsistent experience hindered by a few particular issues. Now, just a day after it launched on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via the Epic Games Store, the…

GTA 6 Had A Really Busy Week

After many, many years of waiting, we have entered the endgame of Grand Theft Auto 6‘s hype cycle. Next month, in November, Rockstar Games will finally release its long-awaited open-world sequel, GTA 6. And for 90 percent of that wait, it has felt like fans have had to survive off scraps. A single trailer. A…