The digital edition will launch later for PC/Mac, iOS and Google Play. Print subscribers can expect their issues in the coming weeks. Click here to read more about Game Informer Gold. For a copy of this rare release from Game Informer, check out our Twitter, Facebook and Instagram pages in the coming weeks. Here’s a closer look at this month’s cover:Ī limited number Game Informer Gold versions of this issue are available, although not for sale. Wonder, Payday 3, Mortal Kombat 1, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, Persona 5 Tactica, Penny’s Big Breakaway, Wild Card Football and much more! That’s not even mentioning our entire preview set, which includes Super Mario Bros. Elsewhere on the topic, Charles Hart delves into the musical RPG Stray Gods, and Kyle Hilliard has an opinion piece about wanting gaming experiences, not obligations. Meanwhile, contributor Ben Bertoli celebrates 40 years of the Nintendo Famicom and its sometimes strange history.
Contributor Demi Phillips also explores the burgeoning gaming scene in Nigeria. You’ll learn much more about Emerald Powers, never-before-seen areas, Sonic co-creator Naoto Ohshima’s return to the series, and much more in our 12-page cover story!īut that’s not all there is to this issue! Inside the pages of issue #358 Game Informer, Blake Hester profiles the amazing career of Hi-Fi Rush director John Johanas. The art includes Chaos Emeralds to highlight the new Emerald Power mechanic in Sonic Superstars. Eggman refusing to stand in the background. The art depicts the four playable characters – Sonic, Tails, Knuckles and Amy – standing in the foreground, with Dr. This month’s cover is by Mark Hughes, who has done work for IDW Comics and Sega. The cover story, along with our exclusive coverage rolling out next month, should give you all the information you need about Sonic Superstars before it comes out this fall. We spent two days at Sonic Team’s studio in Burbank, California playing nearly half of the game and talking to the developers behind the upcoming Classic Sonic title. Sonic Superstars was one of the most exciting announcements to come out of Summer Game Fest 2023, and now we’re diving into the exciting 2D adventure starring Sega’s Blue Blur.
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