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It's been a long, strange trip that I feel like I've been watching from a different vehicle. Mass Effect has shown me more about us gamers then I ever would have imagined ... for better and for worse.

When hating on the end of Mass Effect 3, try and choose a Paragon path.

This haiku review of Mass Effect 2 for PC originally had 23 syllables, but six of them died in the final mission!

Necromorph Paul Simon returns (from the dead) to inspire a haiku review of Dead Space 2!

These haiku reviews of a trilogy of games under the Dead Space 1 title have been inspired by Necromorph Paul Simon.

This haiku review of Mass Effect for PC got me seven Paragon points and a romance conversation with Tali!

It's uncanny that this innovating action RPG is hitting stores this month and even after extensive Betas, little coverage is buzzing around this impressive title. Insert custom thumbnail here.

This haiku review of Dante's Inferno is like my haiku review of God of War 3, except not as good.

Why aren't we pissed that publishers want to diminish our collective gaming history by devaluing used games?

How controlling our insatiable hunger for games (specifically shooters) can save the industry.

Review of the massively successful RPG, Mass Effect.

If we have to hear a company line, can't it please be the SAME company line? EA needs to make up its mind what "Project Ten Dollar" and the "Online Pass" are about and leave them be.

Stuck in December 2009? Want to know if Pandemic Studios' final project is a winner or a big fat loser? Sage Knox at Crush! Frag! Destroy! has answers for you! (Note: Also, I know who won/wins the Super Bowl, people of 12/2009. Break out the big checks).

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.

The recent trend toward free, day-one DLC for new buyers is good for publishers...not so good for gamers.

In today's world of video games, where a contingent of players of different ethnicity are grossly under represented in the games they play and reportedly play longer hours than their white counterparts in a day, minorities are hard press to find characters that portray their culture.

Game developers and publishers bitch about used games all the time. People point fingers at GameStop for wrecking the industry. What's the truth regarding the second-hand market?

The model numbers on jeeps in Company of Heroes and Battlefield 1943 tell a tale between the former's developer and the latter's publisher.

In a study released today by two UC Davis Economic Professors, Christopher R. Knittel and Victor Stango, detail the 5 to 15 billion loss Tiger Wood's sponsors suffered ten days after the now infamous November 27th incident. The report can be found here in PDF form. I have included a graph from the linked report below.