Videos

Cryptic's CEO joins us to explain coming full circle from working with the Magic: The Gathering trading card game to the seemingly doomed Magic: Legends pitch with Wizards Of The Coast.

Join us as we rip through the denizens of hell in this all-new gameplay video of id Software's newest shooter.

Join the Replay crew as they roll around Liberty City as one of the most notorious biker gangs in GTA.

We talk game delays, Xbox Series X plans, Temtem, the Pokémon Sword & Shield expansion pass, and the new Visions of N'Zoth content update for World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth.

Need more DBZ in your life? Join us Thursday at 10 a.m. CT as we dive into CyberConnect2's newest RPG and answer even more of your questions.

Cryptic Studios executive producer Stephen Ricossa joins us for the latest in our rapid-fire series.

Come watch us play the newest Dragon Ball game while we answer all your burning questions in the chat!

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In today's exclusive video, we look at the in-your-face Geomancer.

Join our chat from the GI Show to see why our editors think Cryptic Studio's new game could make waves in the action RPG space.

Today, we have an exclusive look at a character class that wields intelligence like a weapon.

In this week's episode we get impressions from the team behind the Magic: Legends cover trip and we answer community emails.

This Kickstarted MMO seems awfully close to Pokémon, which isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Check out the first look at the upcoming Action/MMO.

The Replay gang kicks off the new year with a Marvel game that hasn't exactly stood the test of time and a trip back to a lesser-known original Xbox exlcusive.

Join the GI Crew as they kick off the new year by discussing all the games they're excited for in 2020.

Matt Miller raves about this challenging but peaceful experience.

We chat about the strives the game made to move the Fire Emblem franchise forward.

Dan Tack raves about why From's weakest title is still better than most everything else out there.

We make the case for why Crackdown's comeback deserved more love.