Video Blips for September 7, 2010. New trailer for Star Wars: The Old Republic, Tron: Evolution gameplay, and more.

Dragon Age 2 looks awesome, but it's a bit worrisome, too. Here are three possible concerns about BioWare's upcoming fantasy epic. <!--0873dae9be544766bc1ed4f2a7fd4ce2-->

An interview with BioWare Senior Writer David Gaider about his favorite video-game characters and where he stands on games as art.

An interview with Senior Writer David Gaider about working at BioWare and the writing process.

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.

I look at the much-delayed, little-known effort to restore and fix the cut content of Star Wars: KOTOR 2 by reviewing the history of the modders' attempts to do so and discussing why it might still be relevant to gamers.

With Final Fantasy 14, Star Wars: The Old Republic, and World of Warcraft: Cataclysm due soon, are we entering the golden age of MMOs?

At GDC 2010 Bioware's Armando Troisi spoke about objective and subjective storytelling in video games. Specifically, about how most of Bioware's games are subjective stories, while the Mass Effect series is objective.

Can you match these video game quotes to the characters who made them famous?

BioWare's Blaine Christine talks about companions, romance, and more in Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Reviews Spotlight including Modern Warfare 2, Assassin's Creed, Dragon Age: Origins, Borderlands, Torchlight, and more.

Though the Wii has broadened video games' mass appeal with user-friendly motion controls, the system's throwback to the 2D platformers of the 16-bit era is just as enticing to old-school gamers.

Peruse the final games of my 100 Legendary Games list at your own pace. Just don't go as slow as my grandma.

We interview the BioWare doctors and see just how much geek cred they have.

Maturity in gaming has come a long way from the early 8-bit days, but even the most adamant of gamers can tell you that “maturity” in gaming still has a long way to go. Here is a list, in my opinion, of a variety of spectrums of storytelling, human being, and human interaction that gaming needs to strive towards to be taken more seriously as a mature medium of entertainment. At no point do I want anyone to take this list as a “all of gaming must head towards serious content” argument but rather a request that a select few developers and publishers stop pumping insane amounts of money into the Grand Theft Auto and God of War clones of the world and create something new and meaningful from time to time

I've got a bad feeling Star Wars: The Old Republic is not going to be all that great.

Do mercenaries really have morals? EA\'s Army of Two: The 40th Day asks that.

Shiren the Wanderer aims to satisfy both the casual and hardcore gamer by streamlining the roguelike while retaining the genre's core gameplay. Can Atlus pull off the impossible?