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Need an example of how to live the high life in a post-apocalyptic world? Check out how any gamer can own their own home in Fallout 3.

A Square Enix game with Mario and Dragon Quest characters should be a huge hit. Instead, we get got Fortune Street.

If you're looking for a more mature Pokemon experience, Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2 might be the game for you. Just watch out for the giant monsters that chase you across the world map!

In the latest Bitmob Roundtable, four Bitmobbers discuss the state of the JRPG genre and whether things are as bleak as they appear.

Can you match these insane ESRB content descriptions with their corresponding games?

Can you beat a fighting game? Is victory claimed as the credits roll or must you "catch them all?" One writer examines what it takes to "beat" a game.

In this episode of the Mobcast, freelancer Ben PerLee joins Bitmob's Aaron Thomas, Omri Petitte, and Brett Bates. The group discusses OnLive, à la carte gaming, the best and worst Harry Potter titles, how their tastes in genres have changed over time, and the possibility of a future without console hardware.

Read about how this quality assurance neophyte is able to keep the digital home fires burning, despite working one of the most mind-numbing jobs known to man.

The NES is now officially 25 years old, a with it a gigantic library of classics. How have they aged in the last 20 to 25 years?

Level 5’s Professor Layton series has striking similarities to Pixar’s animated films. But could Level 5’s “Pixarness” be a key to the future of Japanese games making a comeback?

This week's Mobcast is a community-question bonanza! Screened's Matt Rorie joins Bitmob's Aaron Thomas, Demian Linn, and Brett Bates for an episode dedicated solely to queries from listeners. The crew discusses sundry topics including awkward online experiences, the psychology of grinding, podcast profanity, their favorite game titles, and more!

This week: fake STDs, awful reality shows (like Jersey Shore), Dragon Quest 9 horror stories, Plants vs. Zombies for XBLA, Peggle, Who Do You Think You Are?, Professor Layton and the Unwound Future, impossible puzzles, League of Legends, PAX enforcers, the fall TV season, the Video Music Awards, cranky old men, Pedobear alerts, dumb memes, and more

Wherein we discuss cactus-related incidents, finally playing through Red Dead Redemption, the verdict on Metroid: Other M, more Dragon Quest 9, League of Legends, exploding game consoles, cell phone batteries, Xbox Live price hikes, and more.

How sports are turning into RPGs, the groan-inducing humor of Dragon Quest 9, why the Lost game should have been better, and more await in this edition of the Community Spotlight.

Proof that Dragon Quest 9 may have been localized by someone's grandma.

Wherein we discuss new faces, unemployment, World of Warcraft malaise, Starcraft 2, the secret history of Ryan Scott and Andrew Fitch, OCD, comic shop etiquette, Magic: Duels of the Planeswalkers, Dragon Quest 9, stupid Pokemons, quest text, setting the record straight on Lost, Psych (our future new favorite show?), and Bruce Campbell.

Bitmob wants to know what you think of handheld games.

Why simplicity is good in JRPGs, why one person demands an apology from Remedy, and learn how to play more games in today's Community Spotlight.

Using celebrated manga artist Akira Toriyama's character designs demonstrates strong business savvy on the part of Square Enix because games like Dragon Quest appeal to anime fans.

An old man in his twilight years reminiscences about his first experience with the Dragon Quest saga.