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Now that online multiplayer is a huge part of our games, why do so many modes look and play the same?

Video Blips for November 21, 2011. Old maps return in Battlefield 3, Lady Gaga fans rejoice as more songs are added in Dance Central, Anno 2070 proves that we can never get enough of the world being underwater, and more.

Battlefield and Call of Duty grew up together. This fall they're duke-ing it out to see who will be the alpha male of the genre. I decided to do a little research and see how far back this rivalry goes.

Bitmob staffers pick their top three shooters from E3.

If games have come a long way in terms technology and cultural relevance, why do some many hardcore fans still act like children?

Today saw the release of developer Splash Damage's Brink. It's a pretty awesome game, and if you teetering on the edge of whether or not to dive in and buy, here are eight reasons to take the plunge.

Battlefield 3 wants to regain its franchise's crown as the king of modern war shooters. Here's three suggested improvements to make that dream come true.

News Blips for November 5, 2010: Consumer Reports debunks claims Kinect can't see dark-skinned users, EA announces free Battlefield game, new cell phones will use glasses-free 3D technology, and more.

Do you spend time configuring and reconfiguring your classes in Modern Warfare 2? If so, this article might be right up your alley.

Are you tired of modern combat? If not, check out the Medal of Honor beta! It'll squeeze every ounce of interest you have in contemporary war and leave you battle fatigued!

Realtime World's APB, led by GTA's creator David Jones, reimagines the sandbox action-adventure in a world where the cops and crooks are all played by human players, up to a 100 at a time. This is just one of the games that is reinventing what it means to be singleplayer or multiplayer in this new decade of ours. It begs one to question: Are these becoming antiquated labels to apply to games?