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My personal picks for top 5 videogame OST's from 2011-2012. Strap yourselves in, It's gonna be bumpy.

The kids in my family have boring tastes in video games, and it’s my fault. Now, to correct the situation....

Getting lots of games for cheap is nice. Helping charities is nice. Not being told what to do? That's just a part of where the world is headed.

Continuing the all-retro talk, we discuss why we're still drawn to old-school graphics.

The co-founder of Gaijin Games, makers of the Bit.Trip series, stops by the studio to discuss retro gaming with us.

July 4 has come to mean lots of great deals for digital PC gaming. Don't think youh have the hardrware to take advantage of these deals? Think again!

You voted, and we counted. Here are the winners of the 2010 Community Awards.

Vote for your favorite community-submitted articles of 2010!

Gotta have one of these, right?

The international festival of independent games is back! Developers from all over the world meet up to talk shop about game design, test the limits of art, and of course play some awesome video games. Get ready for a weekend packed full of Indiecade 2010!

The Indie Scene's look at the letter 'U' scores a trio of interesting games.

Bit.Trip Runner wants to destroy you. And yet Gaijin Games' fourth title in their Bit.Trip series for WiiWare is ultimately their most hopeful effort. For all the teeth-gnashing difficulty of their previous games, Runner is at once the most masochistic and, well, saintly.

In this edition of our (irregular) Origin Stories series, Indie developer Alex Neuse talks about the genesis of the Bit.Trip series and Bit.Trip Runner, his "severely retro" design aesthetic, coming up with the idea for Canabalt before Canabalt, and much more.

Former EGMers Shane Bettenhausen and Mark MacDonald join Gaijin Games' Alex Neuse and Bitmob's Dan Hsu to relive past arguments and, oh yeah, talk about games as well.

Video Blips for March 5, 2010. The awesomely retro Bit.Trip Runner trailer, Street Fighter 4 on the iPhone, a creepy look at the ghosts of Metro 2033, and more.