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Despite its contempt for all gamers of all skill levels, Super Smash Bros. Brawl managed to become inexplicably popular. And that's not a good thing.

Giving Super Smash Bros. the credit it deserves.

Marvel vs. Capcom 3 is the game the that ends the frustrations of the conventional fighters.

The on- and off-screen fury of Marvel vs. Capcom 3 doesn't just make you feel like a pro, it makes you feel like a god.

Just when I thought I'd seen my favorite video game girls, I then met my video game soul mate: Noel Vermillion from Blazblue

Fighting games have a history of flaunting story last and boobs first. BlazBlue: Continuum Shift isn't reinventing the Dragon Punch and there are plenty of objectified men and women, but there is something about this game.

This is my goal of trying to reach out to the Bitmob readers in this awesome community and help make a Darkstalkers sequel become a reality.

The fighting games genre has had quite the effect on my youthful gaming days. The questions is, with this new age of DLC and patch fixes, is the fighting game genre better or worse for it?

With several ups and downs, this may have been the year where a little fighting game tournament in Ohio came into its own. Season's Beatings is now second to EVO as notable fighting tournaments.

It's been 10 years since the last Marvel vs Capcom game and that time has gone to good use.

With Continuum Shift only two weeks away, lets take a look at a few characters from Blazblue to help decide who you should play. This time is Jin Kisaragi, my personal main.

For the community writing challenge Know Your Role, a look at one of Capcom's strangest creations: Anakaris.

A misdirected rant on a perfectly good game turned out to be my first stepping stone to contributing regularly on bitmob.

In a follow to a previous article on Street Fighter's Rufus, I explore why you should play Seth if you really want to troll SSFIV's online lobbies.

Last year we got a holy trinity of fighting games to revive the genre: Street Fighter and Blazblue. Oh, I'm sorry, there was also King of Fighters. But seriously, KOFXIII looks like it wants to correct it's past mistakes on XII. But will it?

Tekken 6 was the last of the major fighting franchises to release a game for the home consoles last year. Despite a few questionable flaws to the design of this Tekken entry, it is still a strong release if you're willing to put in the effort.

A high definition 2-D fighter that slipped under the radar last year, Blazblue: Calamity Trigger is a must play for fighting enthusiasts. But is it for everyone? Or should you spend more time playing Street Fighter?

A few Pixel Revolts ago, I said I don't much care for fighting games. (Actually, I think I put it more explicitly than that.) I love hand-to-hand fighting in some singleplayer games though. What's the difference?

I, a veteran of fighting game single player modes, talk about how bad AI and lazy design keeps fighting games from being fun for people without rivals to play with.

Fighting game fans are often times a unique breed among a circle of gaming friends. What is someone like me to do when most of my friends are content with Brawl, a fun game in its own right, when I'm interested in getting some time in with something as complex as Blazblue?