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David Jaffe hears voices. Don't worry; he's perfectly sane. His creative vision "speaks" to him...something about angry Greek albinos and anthropomorphic ice cream trucks.

David Jaffe hears voices. Don't worry; he's perfectly sane. His creative vision "speaks" to him...something about angry Greek albinos and anthropomorphic ice cream trucks.

David Jaffe hears voices. Don't worry; he's perfectly sane. His creative vision "speaks" to him...something about angry Greek albinos and anthropomorphic ice cream trucks.

David Jaffe hears voices. Don't worry; he's perfectly sane. His creative vision "speaks" to him...something about angry Greek albinos and anthropomorphic ice cream trucks.

David Jaffe hears voices. Don't worry; he's perfectly sane. His creative vision "speaks" to him...something about angry Greek albinos and anthropomorphic ice cream trucks.

Advertisement of value based on abstract, theoretical, and pseudo-intellectual design does not make a proper title and spearheads the "games as art" debate. However, appreciation as art is justifiable based on introspection.

We admit it -- nothing's special about this week Reviews Spotlight. Yep, nothing but expertly written, cogent articles by some of the world's greatest minds. Nothing special, though.

In another of his distinctive diatribes, David Jaffe gives an indie game his GOTY choice and rails against the attitude of the indie game scene.

David Jaffe hates me. Well, not really -- but he doesn't like journalism at the moment.

Highlighting the best Bitmob community posts.

Highlighting videogame industry tweets from David Jaffe, Clink Hocking, Jonathan Mak, and more.

Dante's Inferno is the best God of War game not named God of War.

Notable tweets from game industry twitterers: David Jaffe is dissatisfied with your emoticons.

Daily Blips: Game News from May 26th, 2009.

Twitter's great for spreading incorrect rumors of Patrick Swayze's death, and also for stalking the game industry...which is what Game Twits is all about.

Why the videogame industry needs to open up the creative process