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Back in the 1990s, Square was one of the premiere game developers out there. What can they do to reclaim that crown?

If you were making a game in the '80s and '90s, sometimes you had to skimp on dialogue. The games were better for it. And paradoxically, so were the stories.

The latest trailer for Final Fantasy 13-2 rekindles hope for a sequel to a game that polarized the RPG series’ passionate fan base.

Sometimes life catches up with us, and we're left with too many good games and not enough time to play them.

The economic recession has hit gaming, and game characters resort to odd part-time jobs for survival.

Even longtime RPG fans have never faced a tower dungeon as bizarre as Tartarus in Persona 3. Read how this tower turns the game into a brutal quest to determine the fate of the world.

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 4/18/2011.

In this week's very special 100th episode of the Mobcast, Bitmob community members take over the show.

Are end bosses too easy these days?

Michael Soracoe (aka Sullla) observes how online communities unravel around bad sequels to well-loved franchises and how that's now happening to Civilization 5.

I think I've officially outgrown Final Fantasy, formerly my favorite series. What caused this to happen?

Gerren turns in his homework and starts spitting out other people's lines faster than Carlos Mencia

This month's (Thirty) Days of RPGs gives us an idea whether Monster Hunter Tri or Nier are worth our time.

What makes a gimmick? I was excited by the possibilities of the DS, but 5 years later I am eager to play my favorite SNES ports on it instead. Will the 3DS suffer the same fate, an interesting start that only peters out?

Why Final Fantasy 13 should be judged by what it does rather than what it doesn't.

This Chinese demake of Final Fantasy 4 is an affront to decency.

In this edition of Mob Rule, we go back to the roots of why we began gaming in the first place.

The home console environment is dominated by larger publishers and stock AAA-games, leaving no room for potential greatness to be unleashed by the little guy. Is the portable gaming market the future for smaller publishers and developers?

Can a modern-day Final Fantasy 7 remake really happen?

Vinyl Fantasy 4 invites you into the cryptic world of hip-hop/video game music mash-ups. But don't worry, Bitmob is here to hold your hand. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the soothing tones of Ghostface Killah