Charles Harte

1 day ago | gameinformer.com | Kyle Hilliard |Alex Van Aken |Charles Harte |Marcus Stewart

Alongside the rest of the magazine and website, The Game Informer Show podcast took an unexpected hiatus last year. We've been hard at work getting our feet back under us, making lots of behind-the-scenes efforts on the website, and working toward bringing back the physical magazine. It's kept us busy!But ahead of the magazine officially returning, Summer Game Fest activities, and the launch of Switch 2, we wanted to make sure we had an outlet to share our conversations and have you listen in.

1 week ago | gameinformer.com | Charles Harte

The Nintendo Switch 2 launches next week, and in addition to its launch line-up, which includes brand new games like Mario Kart World, the console will get access to GameCube games through Nintendo Switch Online. However, today we learned that the Switch 2 will also get new quality-of-life features for Nintendo 64 games through NSO, making it easier than ever to play them.

2 weeks ago | gameinformer.com | Charles Harte

Reviewed on PC Also on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch Publisher Big Fan Games Developer Shiny Shoe Release Rating Everyone 10+ "No two runs are the same" is an oft-spoken line in reference to roguelikes, and it has perhaps never been more true than with Monster Train 2.

2 weeks ago | gameinformer.com | Charles Harte

The team behind Marvel Rivals, one of our favorite games of last year, has revealed the changes coming next week for the game's mid-season update. In addition to Ultron, a new playable character, there's a new map, a new limited-time mode, and a ton of balance changes. Despite his character history of destruction and conquest, Ultron is a strategist, Marvel Rivals' healer class. He's also the first healer who can fly, placing him among the ranks of characters like Human Torch and Iron Man.

2 weeks ago | gameinformer.com | Charles Harte

Between Forza Horizon 5, Doom: The Dark Ages, and Indiana Jones and The Great Circle, Xbox's exclusives aren't so exclusive anymore, as all three games have made their way to the PlayStation 5 in the past few months. Today, we learned that Senua's Saga: Hellblade II, the harrowingly beautiful action game from Ninja Theory, will be joining their ranks, making its way onto Sony's platform sometime this summer. You can hear it announced by the team itself in a new trailer below.