Going to the 2010 Penny Arcade Expo in September? This survival guide should answer any questions you have. Oh, and the Penny Arcade team answer a few questions you didn't think to ask.

Now that the hype and pageantry of E3 has quieted down, you don’t see a lot of coverage on it anymore. But does the content of the conferences live on in people’s memories one month later? What games from them continue to gain hype? What announcements still have people talking? We take a look and find out. (A Pressing Issue challenge submission.)

Activision social-media guru Dan Amrich answers some pretty random questions from a Bitmob community member.

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

David Jaffe compliments Bitmob's praise of Twisted Metal at E3.

I talk a little bit about every game I played or had demoed for me at E3.

Here it is: Bitmob's not-so-definitive Top 10 Games of E3.

Three Bitmob community writers give their thoughts on E3. At once!

The final of the big three press conferences recapped...in limerick form.

Jake Johnson gets excited easily. This makes him the perfect conductor for The Hype Train.

Sony finishes up the big-three press-conference trifecta. Here are some random thoughts and opinions on what went on....

I thought up Blur first. Read on to see how!

News Blips for May 24, 2010. A Lost Planet 2 achievement for not selling your game, Bandai Namco plans to make RPG-style textbooks, David Jaffe wishes he was making the new Twisted Metal game, and more.

News Blips for April 28, 2010. David Jaffe is ambiguous about his E3 plans and an alleged new Twisted Metal game, Street Fighter champion signs endorsement deal with Mad Catz, Polaroid enters the video game accessory market, and more.

News Blips for March 3, 2010. Activision: Infinity Ward to continue with Call of Duty franchise, Warner Bros. and Traveler's Tales extend deal with Lego, David Jaffe thinks Sony should sue some people, and more.

Leona Lewis's FF13 shilling, Missile Command movie insanity, an appreication of Bobby Kotick, and more

Daily Blips: Game News from May 26th, 2009.

5 Hit Points is pretty simple: We pick a developer and ask them 5 random questions about the games and/or series they're involved with. If they get a question right, they get a point. Get one wrong and they get hit. Obviously, the goal is to get as many questions right as possible. Because answering all five correctly nets our players one truly fabulous prize: the satisfaction of knowing they're not an idiot.

Just who is David Jaffe anyways? Beyond being "the God of War guy," that is. We ask him 21 random questions to get to know the real him, like...has he ever been in a real-life three-way?