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Edge magazine was launched in 1993 with a mission to dig deep into the inner workings of the international videogame industry, quickly building a reputation for next-level analysis, features, interviews and reviews that holds fast nearly 30 years on.

Latest articles by Edge Staff

Buy a Hype ticket and get entry to The Edge Awards

By Edge Staff published 26 November 15

Features

Edge's Hype conference full schedule announced

By Edge Staff published 24 November 15

Features

Why Fallout 3's scrappiest location is its most beautiful

By Edge Staff published 23 November 15

Features

Edge 287: Just Cause 3 sparks a revolution for open-world action games

By Edge Staff published 18 November 15

Features

The Lost Woods: how Zeldas enchanted groves inspired a forest of puzzling mazes

By Edge Staff published 18 November 15

Game History

Rainbow Road: the deadly ribbon that has entranced generations of racers

By Edge Staff published 12 November 15

Game History

The austere masonry of Ico's castle conceals a pulsing heartbeat

By Edge Staff published 5 November 15

Game History

How Super Mario Bros' famous glitch captured our imaginations

By Edge Staff published 2 November 15

Game History

How the making of gaming's creepiest spider became a nightmare

By Edge Staff published 29 October 15

Game History

Why Dracula's castle is the real star of Castlevania

By Edge Staff published 28 October 15

Game History

Meet the man building the world's largest game library

By Edge Staff published 22 October 15

Features

Studio Focus: FuturLab

By Edge Staff published 22 October 15

Features

Edge 286: Is Star Wars Battlefront the game we've been looking for?

By Edge Staff published 21 October 15

Features

Why Assassin's Creed's Animus is more than just a plot device

By Edge Staff published 19 October 15

Game History

Prison or penthouse? Take a closer look inside the humble Poke-Ball

By Edge Staff published 6 October 15

Game History

Revisiting Blood Gulch - Halo's greatest ever map?

By Edge Staff published 5 October 15

Game History

Dare Protoplay - experimenting with the concept of the indie game festival

By Sam Loveridge published 30 September 15

Features

"I'd always been reluctant to go indie" - The story behind Her Story

By Edge Staff published 29 September 15

Features Developer Sam Barlow's BAFTA-winning police procedural game owes its engrossing, unusual structure to rejection

Features

The 100 Greatest Videogames Edge special edition is out now

By Edge Staff published 25 September 15

Features

Edge 285: Remedy's time-warping Xbox One epic Quantum Break raises the bar for photorealism

By Edge Staff published 24 September 15

Features

Why Los Santos is Grand Theft Auto's most iconic city

By Edge Staff published 21 September 15

Game History

No Man's Sky sheds light on the dark side of what you can do in its vast universe

By Edge Staff published 16 September 15

Preview

Is the customer always right? Devs talk feeling the pressure

By Edge Staff published 14 September 15

Features

What's Wattam?

By Edge Staff published 9 September 15

Preview

Hitman's most memorable mission

By Edge Staff published 7 September 15

Game History

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