Is it fair to have one video game define 10 years of our lives.

In a recent Examiner.com Chicago article, Alexander Hinkley told us "why fighting games suck.” Here's my response.

It's August which can only mean one thing. Madden

Sports games have long been deemed casual experiences, but UFC Undisputed proves this to be wrong.

This week's Reviews Spotlight comprises extreme robots, upchucking lab experiments, fumbling football games, and more.

Marty Hess has compiled a list of August 2010's major game and Blu-ray releases for July's Bitmob Writer's Challenge "Pressing Issue." Check it out! SPOILER ALERT: They're still making Madden games.

Former 1UP alum and current editor-in-chief of EA.com Jeff Green talks about corporate podcasting, lost franchises he'd like to see return, and more.

I continue my three-part look at some of the problems that may be holding back the videogame indyustry from gaining the respect it deserves, this time focusing in on devlopers and what they can do to help fix the problem.

News Blips for May 10, 2010. EA Sports announces a new Online Pass to promote new game sales, rough times for a couple of British game developers, Walmart attempts to re-enter the used-game market, and more.

We all have our own taste in games, but does having an opinion mean we need to insult fellow gamers for not appreciating Uncharted 2?

Is the division between casual and hardcore a new phenomenon? Perhaps you'll discover the answer as I explore whether gamers were homogeneous in the past.

Where has the gaming industry been going, and where is it headed?

Tired of Madden's dominance? Check out these potential football games that could topple Madden's dominance.

Afraid of sports games? Let this guide take that fear away.

Travis McReynolds makes fun of Bayonetta, Mario's misfit villains, Greece, and Tim Tebow.

Tim illustrates the interdependencies between big budget and niche games using marketing concepts.

Find out why I don't want to be referred to as a geek even though I play video games.