In the current explosion of journalistic activity, thanks to blogging, twitter, etc., the whole idea of journalism class seems less than useless.

Michael Lenoch describes the lack of solid topics in writing about video games.

Does the enthusiast press have a sexism problem? Or is it the audience that's sexist?

While film critics are easily impressed with striking visuals, video game critics focus on gameplay to offer more substantive reviews.

David Jaffe hates me. Well, not really -- but he doesn't like journalism at the moment.

An examination of one person's fascination and later disenchantment with becoming a gaming journalist. Will we soon have too many gaming journalists?

Finding time to turn your hobby into a job can take a lot away from your personal life. How do you find a balance between the two?

A close examination of the poor reviews for Military Madness: Nectaris.

Michael Black examines the fallout of GameSpy's Uncharted 2 review, and gamers' general obsession with review scores.

Inspired by gaming magazines to pursue his own career in the industry, a writer now ponders what to do with the hundreds of magazines he accumulated as a youth.

The 6 common career paths game journalists take after leaving the press.

A look at gaming journalism from the perspective of a game publisher.