Gameinformer News

Game Informer — section RSS (news/reviews/previews/features). Fetch per section; English reply; only ### headings for sections with at least one item from that feed; no empty placeholders; title as markdown link.

Game Informer — news by section

Official per-section RSS feeds (RSS 2.0). Each section has its own URL — do not guess categories from the all-in-one feed when the user wants the usual overview.

Feed URLs (use fetch)

Use https://www.gameinformer.com/… (or https://gameinformer.com/… — both work).

Section	URL
News	https://www.gameinformer.com/news.xml
Reviews	https://www.gameinformer.com/reviews.xml
Previews	https://www.gameinformer.com/previews.xml
Features	https://www.gameinformer.com/features.xml

All recent content (no section split): https://www.gameinformer.com/rss.xml — use only when the user explicitly wants one combined feed, not the four blocks below.

XML (per item)

Typical fields: <title>, <link> (canonical article URL), <pubDate>, <description> (often long HTML), optional <dc:creator>.

• Use exact <title> and <link> from the same <item>.
• Do not paste raw HTML from <description>; at most a very short plain-text teaser if you strip tags safely — otherwise title + link only.

Which feeds to load

User intent	Fetches
Generic: Game Informer / GI / “what’s new” / headlines overview	All four section feeds (news, reviews, previews, features) — four separate fetch calls
Only news / reviews / previews / features	Only the matching .xml URL(s)
Explicitly “everything in one list” / main RSS only	rss.xml only (single section in the reply is OK)

Response — section layout (only non-empty feeds)

Language: English for headings and any prose.

Include a ### section only when that feed was loaded successfully and you are listing at least one <item> from it.

Do not output a section that has no items — no headings like ### Reviews with “No reviews available”, “Nothing in the feed”, or (Feed unavailable.). If you did not fetch that URL or the XML has no items, omit that section entirely.

If several section feeds have items, use headings in this order (skip any that you omit): News → Reviews → Previews → Features.

Example when only News has data (e.g. only news.xml was fetched):

markdown

## Game Informer

### News

1. **[Title from news.xml](exact-link-from-item)**
2. …

Example when News and Reviews both have data:

markdown

## Game Informer

### News

1. **[Title](url)**

### Reviews

1. **[Title](url)**

Rules:

• Blank line after each ## / ###.
• Numbered lists under each included section; default 3–5 items per section unless the user asks otherwise.
• Put the URL only in the title: **[Title](url)** — no separate Link: line.
• A story from news.xml appears only under News; same for reviews/previews/features. Never list a reviews feed item under News.

Mandatory

Non-negotiable checklist (single-file skill — everything lives in this README):

1. Sections map to feeds: News = news.xml, Reviews = reviews.xml, Previews = previews.xml, Features = features.xml. Items may appear only under the section whose feed they came from.

2. Overview questions: If the user does not restrict to one topic, fetch all four URLs (four separate fetch calls) before answering — when the runtime allows multiple fetches.

3. Reply shape — omit empty: Output ### News / ### Reviews / ### Previews / ### Features only for feeds you actually loaded and that contain at least one item you list. Forbidden: empty sections, “No reviews available”, “Nothing in the current feed”, or similar placeholders for a feed you did not populate from XML.

4. Order: Among sections you do include, use this order: News, then Reviews, then Previews, then Features.

5. Items: Title and URL must be from the same <item>. Use **[title](url)**. No invented stories. Default 3–5 items per included section unless the user specifies another count.

6. Language: Reply in English.

7. Descriptions: Do not dump HTML from <description>; title + link is enough unless a short plain teaser is clearly safe.

Errors

If all fetches fail, say so — do not invent headlines.

When to use

Game Informer, GI, gaming news from Game Informer, reviews/previews/features from the site, “latest Game Informer stories”.