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The Spyro community is buzzing with seething hatred of the upcoming Skylanders: Spyro's Adventures. Find out why dozens of long-time fans of the cute purple dragon are up in arms at this latest atrocity.

News Blips for April 7, 2011. Irrational's Ken Levine shares his thoughts on sex and nudity in games, Anonymous halts attacks on the PlayStation Network and Sony's websites, Bizarre Creations describes the change in its working atmosphere after being acquired by Activision, and more.

Bulletstorm's may be a low-brow shoot-em-up, but it's advertising is hilarious - and kind of smart, to boot.

Frank looks back at all 76 games he played this year.

James Bond 007: Blood Stone gets off to an amazing, fast-paced start. Why can't more games be like Bond?

News Blips for November 17, 2010: GamersFirst will relaunch APB next year, several parties are reportedly interested in buying Bizarre Creations, Bethesda reveals information on the first of New Vegas' DLC, and more.

News Blips for Nov. 16, 2010. Activision closes Bizarre Creations and Budcat Creations, the special edition of Marvel vs. Capcom 3 will include two bonus characters, Codemasters' Rod Cousens isn't a fan of today's pre-owned market, and more.

Racing is a sport where you have a controller (the wheel) wired into a machine (the vehicle) and you look through a screen (the windshield) to see where you’re going...so why aren't racing sims more like a sim than a game?

This edition of the community spotlight features a tale of gambling in Rockstar's wild west, an analysis of Blur's marketing campaigns, what the Infinity Ward Lawsuit means for Modern Warfare, and two differing opinions on character development in video games.

We all know the big developers, but who are the secret best developers going right now?

An analysis of the recent ad campaign for Blur and how it differs across cultures

PlayStation's new PSP advertising campaign blatantly attacks its competition, which serves as an inspiration for a recent Sony success. We've seen this hypocrisy elsewhere, and it's arrogant. I want Sony and these other ads to cut it out.

Activision social-media guru Dan Amrich answers some pretty random questions from a Bitmob community member.

This week's Reviews Spotlight sinfully punishes those that dare to face the challenges of Sin & Punishment: Star Successor, champion the mind-bending chills of Dead Space, tempt the ire of a Spartan in Hero of Sparta, and more!

I don’t understand game pricing one bit, but as a gamer I sometimes get great deals, but others I just wonder why. Take for example Mario Kart for the DS which has been out for four years at the same price of 34.99.

Crackdown 2 has drawn a considerable amount of criticism from the media for its similarities to the first game. One gamer makes an impassioned defense of the game's shallow, "bubblegum-pop" fun factor, and encourages others to give it a chance rather than dismiss it immediately.

An offer was made that I could not refuse, allowing me to once again join the race in progress!

Find out why cracking down on used games could punish consumers, what Red Dead Redemption's John Marsten writes in his diary, how the proposed "Stop the Internet" button could affect you, and more in this edition of the Community Spotlight.

Why the $60 price point for new games is detrimental to the industry.