Kyle Hilliard

Kyle Hilliard

@kylehilliard.com

Dad, Executive Editor @gameinformer.com, @minnmax.com co-host, worked on @undermine.game a little, Zelda book author, formerly @GameSpot.com and more, and @ashleygodbold.bsky.social husband.

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Turns out You Can See Everything is not the first time Nathan Fielder has tried to get the New York Times to clarify something.

I suspect I will be thinking about You Can See Everything for the rest of my life. Also, Fielder details a David Blaine trick to Holmes at one point in the movie as a way to explain a relevant metaphor.

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In Nathan For You, Fielder would sometimes incorporate magic tricks into his bits. In an interview at one point he said he suspected stage magic would soon be making a comeback in popularity.

Thinking of BioWare, as we all are, and remembering Matt Johnson citing Baldur’s Gate 2 as his favorite game after saying “video games and game design generally has been the single greatest influence on my creative output at all levels.”

I loved it, to be clear.

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"It was a very polarizing sequence in the playtests: people either loved or hated it." We spoke to Remedy about Control Resonant's most memorable and unexpected late-game sequence. Spoilers ahead. gameinformer.com/interview/20...

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In 2016, we published potentially the largest single feature to ever appear in Game Informer magazine with a full oral history of the legendary studio, BioWare. We've made that feature available online following reports of the studio's impending closure. gameinformer.com/feature/2026...

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Part of my literal job is to fly out to physical game studios to rescue and recover historical materials that might be endangered and put them in a permanent archive. @gamehistoryorg.bsky.social is a 501(c)3 publicly funded to do that, my DMs are open, and I'm free for the next couple weeks...

Tried to buy some prescription lens inserts for the Steam Frame this morning and learned my eyes are too busted to be compatible. This is the second (and third if you count both eyes) thing I just assumed would be compatible with the Steam Frame that isn't.

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I don't like resorting to social media for tech issues, but I am having trouble confirming this and it is making me feel a little insane. Am I to understand that the Steam Frame Wireless Adapter is not compatible with Steam Machine?

Follow-up: my eyes were not too busted for vr-rock.com's lenses and were actually a little cheaper, too. Hopefully they're solid 🤞

I suspect I will be thinking about You Can See Everything for the rest of my life. Also, Fielder details a David Blaine trick to Holmes at one point in the movie as a way to explain a relevant metaphor.

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In Nathan For You, Fielder would sometimes incorporate magic tricks into his bits. In an interview at one point he said he suspected stage magic would soon be making a comeback in popularity.

Made some scrambled eggs today. Thought about the movie as I watched the eggs swirl around in the bowl and considered whether I was beating them fast enough.

I don't like resorting to social media for tech issues, but I am having trouble confirming this and it is making me feel a little insane. Am I to understand that the Steam Frame Wireless Adapter is not compatible with Steam Machine?

This may be the best reader art Game Informer has ever published and ever will publish.

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🎨 Game Informer Reader Art Spotlight: Deltarune artwork by Claire Godbold Hilliard Want your artwork featured on our social media or in our magazine? If so, submit your art to our Reader Art contest at readerart@gameinformer.com. Entries become the property of Game Informer.

Take note Outer Wilds fans.

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Combining Metroid and Outer Wilds leads to powerful reward of discovery in Echo Weaver, but it can also create frustrating barriers to progress. Our review: gameinformer.com/review/echo-...

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Jacob Geller is no longer a part of MinnMax. He won't be on content moving forward and we won't be publicly airing this week's episode of The MinnMax Show. We're in shock and deeply hurt. Thank you for your patience during this sensitive time.

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you can read the cover story in the app! it's cool! go do it! and also, consider picking up a sub if you want to read the whole issue, plus even more issues over the coming months.

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Now would be a great time to download the @gameinformer.com app.

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Just a nice Sunday reminder that the Game Informer app is a beautiful, clean way to read all of our content. A wonderful reprieve from the average overloaded website. iOS: apps.apple.com/us/app/game-... Android: play.google.com/store/search...

The “Healthy” button in the DoorDash app feels about as accurate and useful as the “Remember me” option on every website.

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As a games media writer, this will probably be the biggest cover story I’ll write in my career. As a lifelong South Florida resident, this is the most Florida thing I’ve ever Florida’d.

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GTAVI is our next cover! Our 14-page cover story features exclusive interviews with @rockstargames.com, plus a dozen new screenshots. Want your own copy of this collectible piece of gaming history? buff.ly/1FAnmzj

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GTAVI is our next cover! Our 14-page cover story features exclusive interviews with @rockstargames.com, plus a dozen new screenshots. Want your own copy of this collectible piece of gaming history? buff.ly/1FAnmzj

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We've passed over 5000 out-of-print magazines in our digital archive! This is a big milestone that wouldn't have been possible without our community of supporters, collaborators, and industry partners. And it's about to keep growing. Learn more...

gamehistory.orgVGHF Digital Archive passes 5000 magazines. Here's what's next. | Video Game History FoundationWe've passed a big milestone for our digital archive. Let's talk about where our magazine collection is going next...

Currently working my ranking of the top games co-published by Annapurna that released on September 24 that feature male protagonists wearing mysterious hospital bracelets.

In Nathan For You, Fielder would sometimes incorporate magic tricks into his bits. In an interview at one point he said he suspected stage magic would soon be making a comeback in popularity.

Good morning. Reviewed Silent Hill: Townfall.

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Simon Ordell’s journey through the Scottish town of St. Amelia in 1996 is not without its shortcomings, but the experience is an affecting one buoyed by the first-person perspective. Our Silent Hill: Townfall review: gameinformer.com/review/silen...

Bought replacement ear pads for my headphones so you know what that means! That's right, my headphones feel slightly different but it will have zero impact on the viewing experience! But I am excited to check in on MGS4 with @chuckduck365.bsky.social and @marcusstewart7.bsky.social.

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This week, special guest Kyle Hilliard joins Charles and Marcus on their playthrough of Metal Gear Solid 4. We're starting a little early today: tune in at 11 a.m. PT/2 p.m. ET! gameinformer.com/super-replay...

Wrote a whole review for Resident Evil because I liked it so dang much.

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The only thing we spoil in our review of Zach Cregger's Resident Evil movie is that it is very good. You can read the full review here. gameinformer.com/movie-review...

Still happy to sign up for this.

orlandosentinel.comDocs in A.I. copyright suit reveal startling admission by Microsoft exec over ‘astonishing theft’The admission appeared in a newly unredacted filing in the landmark copyright infringement legal battle playing out between newspapers like the Orlando Sentinel and tech companies Microsoft and OpenAI...
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Is there a class-action lawsuit literally everyone who has ever posted anything on the internet can join to assert that content we created is being used without our consent and for profit by companies developing AI? Surely there is a sign-up somewhere.

My totally reasonable and undeniable argument is... it will probably never be discounted again, right?

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Yes, I absolutely want to be notified, you lunatics. www.nintendo.com/us/store/com...