Wherein we discuss cactus-related incidents, finally playing through Red Dead Redemption, the verdict on Metroid: Other M, more Dragon Quest 9, League of Legends, exploding game consoles, cell phone batteries, Xbox Live price hikes, and more.

Area 5's Matt Chandronait and GameXplain's Andre Segers join us to talk about the best-and-worst in-game weapons, using current conflicts in video games, and much more.

Wherein we discuss new faces, unemployment, World of Warcraft malaise, Starcraft 2, the secret history of Ryan Scott and Andrew Fitch, OCD, comic shop etiquette, Magic: Duels of the Planeswalkers, Dragon Quest 9, stupid Pokemons, quest text, setting the record straight on Lost, Psych (our future new favorite show?), and Bruce Campbell.

Freelance journalist and Active Time Babble co-host Kat Bailey joins Bitmob's Demian Linn, Dan Hsu, and Brett Bates to discuss Halo: Reach, bite-sized releases, which platform is best for indie development, and more.

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Madden NFL 11, and Castlevania: Harmony of Despair highlight this episode of The Geekbox.

In this episode of the Mobcast, the Internet's Raychul Moore joins Bitmob's Jason Wilson, Dan Hsu, and Brett Bates.

The week, the Geekbox crew talks lots of games, including Castlevania: Harmony of Despair, Metroid: Other M, EVE Online, and more!

This week, GameXplain's Micah Seff and Andre Segers join Bitmob's Aaron Thomas and Demian Linn. The group talks shop about about games featuring restrictive movement, female protagonists, great intros, titles that would be impressive to someone from the past, and which consoles they never got to own.

This week, The Geekbox crew talks about DC Universe Online, Limbo, Castlevania, and more.

This week, freelance writer Bethany Massimilla and Slide.com community manager Don Francis join Bitmob's Aaron Thomas and his archnemesis Shanker Srinivasan to talk Startcraft 2, virtual pets, and much more.

Wherein we discuss alien invaders, boring jobs, DeathSpank, Limbo, digital distribution ad nauseam, StarCraft II’s impending release, San Diego Comic-Con 2010, the Avengers movie, the Burn Notice movie, the Suicide Squad videogame, Street Fighter x Tekken, Marvel vs. Capcom 3, the Avengers’ new comic book line-up, and more.

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.

Wherein we discuss Burn Notice, Mad Men, The Simpsons (and why it might or might not suck), EW’s Green Lantern cover, the horrible Thor movie costumes, The Hammer, more Final Fantasy 13 rage, Tiger Woods’ videogame slump, shark-jumping commercials, and Inception (major spoiler warning!).

Nerd-humor comedians Jeff Reitman and Adam McLaughlin join Bitmob's Aaron Thomas and Dan Hsu to discuss great trailers that led to not-so-great games, titles based on consumer products, whether or not they'd prefer a great movie or movie-licensed game, and more.

World of Warcraft: Cataclysm, Crackdown 2, Puzzle Quest 2, and Dragon Quest 9 highlight episode 74 of The Geekbox.

In this episode, Skulls of the Shogun designer Jake Kazdal and Area 5's Matt Chandronait join Bitmob's Dan Hsu and Demian Linn. The group discusses the legacy of Rez, their fondest memories of turned-based strategy games, Kinect and Move ideas that might appeal to hardcore gamers, and which irritating games stole their time away.

Deathsmiles, EVE Online, Team Fortress 2, and more highlight episode 73 of The Geekbox

Bitmob's Aaron Thomas, Mike Minotti, Jasmine Rea, Alejandro Quan-Madrid, and Rob Savillo discuss which games have the most annoying fans, the Nintendo 3DS, franchises that change developers, series reboots, and gaming on the cheap.​

The Geekbox, Episode 72, where the crew covers Final Fantasy 13, the World Cup, E3 2010, Futurama, and more.

In this episode, Bitmob's Dan Hsu, Demian Linn, Brett Bates, and Omri Petitte wrap up E3. The group discusses their most anticipated games coming out of the show, the games they sadly missed, which games will reappear at next year's expo, which games were the most addictive, and what changes they would make for E3 2011.