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Back in the swinging sixties, you couldn't walk 10 feet through the American mid-West without tripping over an Italian film crew working on a spaghetti western. Why haven't more developers tried making a game in this genre?

Our latest Bitmob Wants You collection is all about your backlog. How did our community members do with their piles of shame? Read on and find out.

For this month's Bitmob Wants You backlog challenge, I decided to go after the king of my backlog pile with Fallout 3. More than three years after buying it, I have finally finished the game. Well, at least the main campaign.

One writer discusses that feeling you get when you have dozens of games to beat and don't know what to play: the backlog blues.

Discover how Xenoblade Chronicles brightened up a depressed writer.

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 4/2/2012.

In this week's Community Spotlight, we clamor for a new Road Rash (and beat up anyone who disagrees). We'll also take a first-person journey through Shadow of the Colossus, check out some indie developers who need Kickstarter cash, and more.

A Bitmob writer has learned to accept imperfection after finishing three classic shooters. Is there really such a thing as a perfect shooter?

The argument of whether or not video games are legitimately art ended last week when The Art of Video Games opened at The Smithsonian's American Art Museum in Washington, D.C.! Check out this interesting recap of all the exhibit has to offer, as well as some interesting thought you may have not realized about video games over the past 40 years!

Climb out of the recession by reading these articles from the Bitmob community's financial gurus.

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.

All I want to do is sell everything in one place.

Through a philosophical lens, I explore the question of morality and how best to implement it in video games.

Games that look like reality are within the grasp of devs to acheive in the coming years. Is this a benefit, curse, or something else entirely?

The characters Link meets on the final three days of their lives transform the otherwise wacky narrative of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask into a very human and personal journey.

A concerted look at video games, drugs and how they affect one another.

Now that Bethesda has the rights to make a Fallout MMO, it's time to figure out exactly what that should look like.

Is the best role-playing game the one with the most detailed stats and exciting loot, or is it the one that most successfully makes you feel like the character you're playing as?

My personal account of 2011. The games I played (both new and old,) and my thoughts on the year's events.

Take your critical interpretation skills from your English class to your PlayStation in this month's Bitmob Writing Challenge.