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An in depth piece on what digital only video games. As well as why they won't be taking the place of physical game disc.

Are Videogame trailers art or advertising? Would you call a Rembrandt garbage because it creates unrealistic expectations of the painting's subjects? Why then, can't we seem to appreciate trailers apart from their source material?

News Blips for December 8, 2011. Raptr's final tally for the most played games of 2011 is a no-brainer for a certain warrior with the soul of a dragon, the PlayStation Vita will accommodate multiple PSN accounts, and Dead Rising 3's location is apparently set in California.

As gamers, we've got a lot to be thankful for these days. So we asked our Facebook and Twitter followers what they're givings thanks for this week. Join the conversation!

Doesn't Superman deserve a good game for once? Now that Rocksteady has revolutionized Batman, maybe they should do the same for the Man of Steel.

Video Blips for Nov. 11: Lego Harry Potter: Years 5-7, new Alan Wake, Voxatron, and more.

Sick of dealing with 3D gimmicks in movies and games? Enjoy the Weekend Recap in full 2D.

It’ something gamers have been waiting on for the last couple years… a Pokémon MMO. So, is it even a possibility and could the Wii U be the solution?

Bitmob asks DC Universe Online's creative director six things every player needs to know about the upcoming Green Lantern DLC.

One gamer confesses to accidentally turning off PSN. Is this the truth behind the network outage? Decide for yourself!

The problem with most super-hero video games isn't bad graphics, cheap gameplay, or horrible writing. It's you.

In a superhero-themed episode of the Mobcast, Marvel Studio's Chris Baker, 1UP's Mike Cruz, and GamePro's Jason Wilson join Bitmob's Dan "Shoe" Hsu and Rus McLaughlin to discuss their favorite and least favorite superhero titles, and which Marvel characters should be added to Marvel vs. Capcom, what comics would make for good games, and more.

In this week's Mobcast, EGMi Senior Editor Patrick Klepek joins Bitmob's Brett Bates, Dan Hsu, and Demian Linn. The crew discusses their personal rules for game consumption; Gearbox's upcoming Duke Nukem Forever; which franchises they once loved, but no longer care for; and titles that redefined a genre.

DC Universe Online's first content update wants you to discover the true meaning of love.

Wherein we discuss the 1st 87th Annual Geekboxies, awesome games, the year in TV, Oscar nominees, editing Wikipedia, bed intruders, terrible TV personalities, bad movie marathons, The Last Airbender, Wizard Magazine (RIP), vertical challenges, digital media, Dunkin’ Donuts, DC Universe Online, old spoilers, Psych, twisty history, and more.

Wherein we discuss the 1st 87th Annual Geekboxies, awesome games, the year in TV, Oscar nominees, editing Wikipedia, bed intruders, terrible TV personalities, bad movie marathons, The Last Airbender, Wizard Magazine (RIP), vertical challenges, digital media, Dunkin’ Donuts, DC Universe Online, old spoilers, Psych, twisty history, and more.

Wherein we discuss surprise holidays, Green Hornet, The King’s Speech, the Golden Globe Awards, selling out, stupid fan nicknames, Dictionary wackiness, Being Human, The Cape, DC Universe Online, and listener mail. Starring Ryan Scott, Karen Chu, Ryan Higgins, and Brock Sager.

Is DC Universe Online a button masher? Yes. Is that a good thing? Absolutely.

Wherein we discuss tailbones, vacations and anniversaries, Recettear: An Item Shop’s Tale, World of Warcraft, udders vs. boobs, DC Universe Online, Joe Quesada’s abdication of the Marvel editorial throne, I’m Still Here, Star Wars, Baz Luhrmann, letters in comic books, Ghost Trick, phantom text messaging, the Verizon iPhone, and listener mail.

Video blips for January 12, 2011. Check out the DC Universe Online launch trailer, a preview of Death Rally for the iOS platform, a behind-the-scenes Dragon Age 2 video, and more.