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We asked the Bitmob community for articles about Diablo III, and like an end-of-act boss dropping epic loot, you delivered. Read on for our collection.

Ho, travelers! Before you venture far from Tristram's gates, heed my words. Because every warrior needs words of guidance, and Bitmob wants you to write them about Diablo III.

Our latest Bitmob Wants You collection is all about your backlog. How did our community members do with their piles of shame? Read on and find out.

For my BitMob Backlog writing I decided to go a bit more oldschool.

I've never liked Borderlands and it sits on top of my massive backlog. In an effort to knock it off its perch, I ask for a little help from my friends... and you!

Is your pile of shame growing? Then cut it down to size with our latest Bitmob Wants You writing prompt.

Our latest Bitmob Wants You collection focuses on the shifting sands and glowing vistas of thatgamecompany's Journey. Join us!

Seriously, you guys. You wrote a ton about Mass Effect 3. This Bitmob Wants You collection is going to be massive. (Oh, crap -- that's a pun, isn't it?)

We know what you've been playing, Bitmobbers. No, we're not stalking you -- we've just seen your Mass Effect 3 and Journey articles. And we want more.

Time's up on our latest Bitmob Wants You community prompt, and it's time to get reckoned. And by that I mean it's time to take a look at the articles you wrote about open-world action-RPG Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning.

It's time to check out the results of our recent Bitmob Wants You community callout on the time-traveling adventures of Noel and Serah in Final Fantasy 13-2.

I like Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning for what it attempts rather than what it accomplishes. Big Huge Games clearly wanted to maximize player agency by creating a highly polished hack & slash. Unfortunately, Reckoning doesn’t quite deliver. What should heighten immersion instead diminishes it.

We're extending our Bitmob Wants You writing prompts for Final Fantasy 13-2 and Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning through next week. Join us!

It's only in balancing the monumental and the mundane that a game becomes great. Skyrim flounders in endless side quests while Final Fantasy 13 locks players into a prison of the main narrative. But Final Fantasy 13-2 and Deus Ex: Human Revolution get the balancing act just right.

Kingdoms of Amalur recalls the best parts of being a kid at play: feeling powerful, in control and living out a fantasy. Motion controls remind us of the worst parts of childhood: feeling limited, unskilled and struggling to perform basic tasks.

Are you ready to weave your own fate? Good...because Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning hit shelves Tuesday, and we want you to write about it as part of our latest Bitmob Wants You prompt.

Get ready. Lightning is about to strike twice. Terrible jokes aside, Final Fantasy 13-2 is on store shelves, and we want you to write about it.

We asked you to play with your crap, and you did: Here are the Bitmob community's stories about revisiting their old game accessories.

We've got a pair of writing challenges that are sure to make you shake your maracas. Check 'em out.

No, not literally. We're looking for articles about your new experiences with your obsolete video-game accessories.