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Divisive without good reason and flexible beyond what we've seen, first-person shooters are diverse gaming experiences with room to grow.

Here are some of our favorite shooter guns of all time. Tell us yours, and we'll post some of your comments in an upcoming article!

In this month's reboot-themed episode of the Mobcast, the crew discusses what constitutes a reboot, which games deserve one, which franchises developers have successfully restarted, and which old PC titles could use a modern update.

Read Jourdan's article to see why he believes many M-rated games have a lot of growing up to do.

Gearbox Software has produced some great games, and some not-so-great games. I apologize to them for getting upset at them about the latter, as well as the former.

Modern shooters can learn a thing or two from the Duke Nukem series.

I didn't hate Duke Nukem Forever, found it fun in spots, but it's far from being the Second Coming of Duke.

It's fun spotting cameos in video games. Sometimes they're hidden, sometimes they're obvious, but they are always awesome! Here are 10 of my favorite.

After more than ten years, Duke Nukem Forever will see release after more time than it took me to complete high school, a university degree, find a graduate job and marry the love of my life. I trial the recently released demo and impart my impressions of a game subject to the highest of expectations.

PC gaming is experiencing a renaissance right now: Developers are talking about the platform, and gamers are interested as news sites expand their coverage. Here are 10 reasons why 2011 is a good year for PC gaming. If you are interested in seeing what PC gaming has to offer, here are 10 reasons why 2011 is a good year for PC gaming.

Gaming graffiti is popping up everywhere, and it feels like a call back to gaming's countercultural roots.

Minecraft is great for facilitating exploration and creation of a brave new world...and it inadvertently turned this writer into a level-design enthusiast.

In this week's episode of the Mobcast, Insomniac's Ryan Schneider, Marcus Smith, and James Stevenson join Bitmob's Dan Hsu. The group discusses Resistance 3, their favorite virtual weapons, gamers as an aging demographic, transmedia IPs, and how fans have become more like product reviewers

This Week in Video-Game History we celebrate Lara Croft's birthday. Can you believe she's 43?

It's only taken 14 years to achieve the limitless joy of using an interactive urinal. Can you believe it?

We've been waiting forever for Duke Nukem Forever. Now that we had a chance to play a big chunk of it, we have a good idea of whether it'll do well or not.

A gamer tries to find the middle ground on the polarizing subject of video-game remakes.

This week in video-game history focuses on a few major upsets in the gaming world.

While miraculous, Duke Nukem Forever's salvation has me thinking of cancelled titles I'd far rather see make a comeback.

Frank takes a nostalgic look back at his experiences with Duke Nukem.