Category: Gaming
Marathon: Here’s What We Learned From Bungie’s Post-Server Slam Feedback
Mar 2, 2026 | Gaming
Over the weekend, former Halo and Destiny 2 developer Bungie opened up its upcoming extraction shooter, Marathon, to the public with a “Server Slam” t…
Read MoreResident Evil Was Originally In Development For The SNES
Feb 28, 2026 | Gaming
This article was originally published on December 4, 2017The Resident Evil franchise has a storied and well-documented history, but here’s something…
Read MoreResident Evil Requiem + Our Favorite Steam Next Fest Demos
Feb 28, 2026 | Gaming
In our latest and sanest episode of The Game Informer Show, it’s time for the crew to dodge zombies, mix herbs, and slot gemstones into strange doors….
Read MoreThe Video Games You Should Play This Weekend – February 27
Feb 28, 2026 | Gaming
It was a busy week here at Game Informer, which I admit is a sentence I could write to introduce this article every Friday. We revealed a new cover wi…
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