While Disney Interactive Media Group continues to develop new games like Brave and Disney’s Epic Mickey 2, the Walt Disney Imagineers are expanding interactive entertainment at sea. Bob Zalk explains how games are influencing the guest attractions on board the Disney Fantasy cruise ship in this exclusive video interview below.

NEW YORK CITY – ESPN reporter and “Dancing with the Stars” contestant Erin Andrews is in EA Sports new NCAA Football 13 game. Andrews was at the NFL Draft to check out the PlayStation 3 game for the first time, alongside some of the top NFL rookies including Robert Griffin III, Michael Floyd and Trent Richardson. Andrews is a big fan of Richardson, as you’ll see here in this exclusive video interview below.

Game journalism isn't as easy as it looks.  Oh, sure, you think we just sit around all day and play Max Payne 3, but the truth is, playing is just part of the job.  Writing is a huge, fundamental part of it, as you have to be able to express yourself in the right manner, not just go "This is cool because blah blah."  You need to FEEL right about the job.  One step to getting an idea of what video game journalism is all about is getting the book Critical Path: How To Review Videogames For a Living, written by Dan Amrich.  Dan, also known as One of Swords on Twitter (@oneofswords), worked in journalism for the longest time before taking a job working with Activision.  Still, he remembers his days fondly enough, as he put his experience into words to help guide young minds of tomorrow down the RIGHT path of journalism.  You know, the one that doesn't involve "blah blah".

Long before actor Masi Oka broke into Hollywood with the NBC TV hit, “Heroes,” his work had been seen by millions of people on the big screen. It’s just that they didn’t know it. Oka spent years as a programmer for George Lucas’ Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) writing hundreds of thousands of lines of code. It was his programming that allowed ILM to bring the water effects to life in films like The Perfect Storm. In fact, even though he doesn’t actively write code for ILM any more, his technology can still be seen on the big screen in films like Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. While Oka is currently starring in the CBS hit, “Hawaii Five-0,” he’s using his programming background to actively develop original video games aimed at the Japanese audience. The tech guru and self-professed gamer talks about his latest projects in this exclusive interview.

NEW YORK CITY – Robert Griffin III, who is best known to sports fans as RGIII, is taking control of the Washington Redskins this season. The Heisman trophy-winning quarterback from Baylor has just as much skills off the gridiron as he displays on it, which seems appropriate given that his skills are often compared to that of a video game character. Before going as the second pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, RGIII took some time to talk NCAA Football 13 and Madden NFL 13 in this exclusive video interview below.

Gamestop continues to ride the success of its Nationwide NASCAR driver Joey Logano. The young driver plays all the games that are featured on the cars that he drives. Logano beat out Danica Patrick, Kyle Busch and other Sprint Cup drivers at Talladega Superspeedway. Logano talks about the games he like to play off the track in this exclusive interview below.

Capcom connected with gamers back on the original Xbox with Steel Battalion, a game best known for its massive controller filled with buttons and levers to control the in-game Mechs. Thanks to Kinect, the newest game in the franchise (which is not a direct sequel to the Xbox game), eliminates any new controllers while making the experience more immersive. Capcom’s Antoine Molant details the new game at Captivate 2012 in this exclusive video interview below.

The Avengers could break all box office records this weekend in the U.S., thanks to Chris Evans and an all-star team of super heroes. The man behind Captain America had a blockbuster summer last year, which marked his third super hero success as he played The Human Torch in The Fantastic Four films. Evans talks about his two super hero roles and what it was like to work on The Avengers in this exclusive video interview below.

BELLEVUE, Washington – NCsoft-owned developer ArenaNet has built its entire foundation on its fans. The walls at its gorgeous new studio are adorned with concept art from the game and fan letters and pictures. There’s even a giant fan-made Charr that moves from hall to hall. Martin Kerstein, community manager on Guild Wars 2, talks about the role the fans have played throughout the development of the new MMO – even beyond the recent beta – in this exclusive video interview.

LAS VEGAS – Celebrity gamer Adrianne Curry was kicked out of San Diego Comic-Con last year for wearing an Aeon Flux costume that the police department found too revealing. But she’s determined to wear that custom-made costume again this year. Curry also reveals what she has in store for cosplay at the biggest convention for comics and games in this exclusive video interview, in which she’s dressed as TEKKEN fighter Christie.

LAS VEGAS – Namco Bandai is bringing Level 5’s critically acclaimed RPG Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch to the U.S. The game was created in conjunction with Japanese anime giant Studio Ghibli and features breathtaking visuals straight out of a big budget movie. Akahiro Hino explains how his team is adapting the blockbuster hit for the North American gaming audience in this exclusive video interview below.

Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) is taking a page out of Nintendo’s popular Super Smash Bros. blockbuster with an exclusive PlayStation 3 game. PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale, developed by SuperBot Entertainment for the PS3, gathers some of the biggest names from first-party franchises together for four-player fighting action. Check out the exclusive video interview below.