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As anticipation mounts, our insider panel of iconic game characters spoils every surprise in store at E3 2012.

This awesome video features men fighting to the death with weapons they draw out of chalk.

A group of upperclassmen at Eisenhower High School in suburban Champagne, Illinois has discovered why so many people buy games that the students don’t think are very good.

Activision unveiled the first trailer for 'Call of Duty: Black Ops 2' and it became a big surprise for many gamers. Rather than to continue with the Cold War theme of its predecessor, Black Ops 2 will be set on the battlefield of the future. Will this be another hit or will 'Black Ops 2' be the game that finally jumped the shark.

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.

News Blips for Wednesday, May 9, 2012: BioShock Infinite slides into 2013; Modern Warfare 3 gets a new mode; and Wolfenstein 3D turns 20.

Black Ops 2 sounds interesting, but is Treyarch trying to make the franchise something it can never be?

Our panel of iconic game characters rip the much-hyped Black Ops 2 trailer a new one, but it comes from a place of love.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 was the only game in 2011 that I wanted to play but refused to buy. Six months later I broke down and bought it.

Sometimes you want to take a break from rescuing princesses and just dance....

Indie hit Fez does far more than present a clever platforming game with a clever mechanic...it uses a clever trick to create a level of immersion few other games can match.

Developers and publishers are competing for our time and money, and that’s always going to be an uphill battle. But an arms race centered on better graphics and multiplayer modes is not the answer.

News Blips for Monday, April 16, 2012: Miyamoto confirms Mario for Wii U will be at E3 2012; Infinity Ward's last Modern Warfare 3 update broke map download for new Elite Premium subscribers; and Fez sells 40,000 digital copies so far.

Keiji Inafune keeps going around saying Japanese games are crap. He's been doing so for a few years now. But what are his reasons for saying so, and why do we still care? More importantly, why haven't game journalists press him with hard-hitting questions to qualify his accusations?

With Western franchises becoming more successful and influential, what will Japanese games need to do to regain our attention?

The future of Japanese video games looks much brighter than Keiji Inafune and others would lead you to believe.

News Blips for Monday, March 26, 2012: Darksiders 2 dev says that the Wii U is only "on par" with the current generation; Infinity Ward's community man and creative strategist resigns from the studio; and PlayStation Plus members will get access to the Ghost Recon: Future Soldier beta in April.

A factually accurate look into the future of gaming culture

News Blips for Monday, March 19, 2012: A new Humble Indie Bundle for Android (and Windows/Mac/Linux); EA shutters over a dozen multiplayer servers; and EA is looking into the Battlefield version of Call of Duty Elite.

With great games, comes great DLC and additional charges. Can we really blame these artists for trying to make a few extra dollars?