Everybody loves GoldenEye 007. What more can I really say? Well for that you have to come inside to find out.

News Blips for August 24, 2010. Microsoft prepares to ban Halo: Reach bootleggers from Xbox Live, Treyarch plans to bring modding back to Call of Duty series in Black Ops, new college courses have video games as required texts, and more.

An exploration of the role of story in games, and what the problems are. Like that hasn't been done a hundred times before.

I talk about game balance in video games that I've been playing recently.

How epic has brought back their multiplayer in a good way.

His parents did not support this behaviour, or maybe Brandon never really expressed his feelings in a way they might be able to comprehend. Hence, the real story of Brandon Crisp began.

Why Bioshock is the 360's best shooter.

What do you prefer in shooter that emphasize cover: a dedicated button for strapping your character to objects or just the ability to duck and lean?

24 Things I Love About Games. That's 1 more than Aaron's list!

In this edition of Community Homework, we invite you to select and describe your favorite video game quotes. Get started!

One gamer posits that the appeal of war games is the chance to truly experience history.

E3 photos, whether regenerating health bars are good, episodic DLC and more await in this edition of the Community Spotlight.

I try to coalesce my thoughts about people's ability to detach themselves from what they are seeing on-screen.

What needs to happen to make Call of Duty relevant to serious gamers?

Video Blips for June 29, 2010. Peruse the head-sniping gameplay of Singularity, the interview of a Special Forces soldier for Medal of Honor, the return to strategy game basics in Red Alert for the iPhone, and more.

Announcing the big winners (and losers) of our E3 2010 Non-Award Awards. This year, we include your winners (and losers) as well.

Old style publishing of games in coming back in a large way. No longer is it the norm for a publisher to own an IP and have a studio work on it without some semblance of control over that property.

Does a bad video game review in any media outlet immediately label the game bad? We look deeper into what an actual review should mean, and ways we can maybe change our outlook on them.

Before I purchased my copy of Blur, I researched and read up on some reviews to see if it would pump me up / determine if the game was right for me. Sometimes reviews just make me sick to my stomach. Their complaints are illogical. What happened to the fine times known as the past? They're dead, that's what.

Google Pac-Man changes the way we look at everything, including change.