My future self answers all of those lovely questions you sent him.

The Geekbox's Andrew Fitch and A Life Well Wasted's Robert Ashley join Bitmob's Greg Ford and Aaron Thomas. The group mulls over their picks for the best and worst game endings, the difficulties of finding a unique voice in game coverage, the differing consumer benefits of digital distribution, and more.

This week features other double dose of video game history. Here's your chance to get caught up and look forward to the coming week's anniversaries.

Can Guile's Theme really go with everything? You'll be sick of it before you find out.

Ever since the PSP launched big budget, AAA games that we were used to seeing and playing on our home consoles have been trying to make their way onto Sony's portable system. Metal Gear Solid and Kojima Productions did this with Portable Ops back in 2006, and now they're doing it again with Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker.

This week in video game history is filled with all sorts of regrettable events: theft, murder, stock holder meetings, and video game movies. I know, I know. It's that bad.

Mega Man has found new life by playing into our nostalgia. Now is the time for the series to look toward the future.

Ever thought of getting a video game tattoo? This BitMobber shows us his and gives some helpful advice for anyone looking to get one.

Video game instruction manuals used to be sources of stories, humor, and invaluable information.

Richard Eisenbeis examines how suicide has acted as an emotional catalyst in video game narratives.

A review of YUKE's Future Media Creators'"Sword of the Berserk Guts' Rage" for the Sega Dreamcast.

Daily Blips: Game News from July 1st, 2009.

Daily Blips: Game News from May 27th, 2009.

Daily Blips: Game News from May 22nd, 2009.