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What if Moonraker sets the tone for the rest of the Bond movies that'll appear in 007 Legends? One writer has a recipe for disaster.

Microsoft's subsidized $99 Xbox 360 isn't intended for gamers...it's really meant for everyone else.

Catching up with Max Payne's original rampage in anticipation for Rockstar's upcoming sequel. It was no cakewalk.

The Violence in Video Games Labeling Act does not go far enough. Here are some video game labels that might actually help people.

Ever wonder what's being dumped unto the shelves of video game stores every week? Wonder no more! Karli Winata will attempt to bring to light the many releases that come out each week. Won't you join him in his self torture? Check out what's coming out on the week of 4/9/2012.

Is it worth pre-ordering a game? This is a personal look at the pro and cons of pre-ordering a game.

News Blips for Wednesday, February 15, 2012: Ubisoft remembers which number comes after two in the Assassin's Creed series; Double Fine says the Kickstarter-funded adventure game will be DRM-free; PAX East will be in Boston for the foreseeable future; and more.

In the 1980's the market for video games took a turn for the worst but out of the ashes rose a brilliant new age of gaming. Community writer André Bardin takes a look at the corruption in the world's current video game economy and provides five reasons why it's time for another "cleansing by fire".

We asked Bitmob's Facebook and Twitter followers about their favorite game of 2011. Check out the responses!

The second annual Top 10 Most Underrated Games of 2011. Games that you may not have played this past year, that you should.

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!

Hubris.

After an entire year of ROUNDTABLE'D!, we come full circle to find out what our favorite game characters are planning for 2012.

2011 in review: Read what game I thought disappointed more than any other this year.

Video blips for December 14, 2011. Law & Order: Legacies investigates your iPhone, Lucent Heart gets festive, Duke Nukem Forever gives us the last thing we'd ever ask for, and more.

I can only stab so many templars so many times. Do we really need big name frachises every year?

What can Kurt Vonnegut's classic sci-fi novel, Cat's Cradle, tell us about video-game culture? A whole heck of a lot, as a matter of fact.

Video games, Jason Whitlock, critical analysis, spatial thinking, MGS, Xenosaga

What do you get when Bitmobbers write for games instead of writing about them? Read on to find out.

From cancellations to the PSN breach, these five examples are a PR person's worst nightmare.