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Has the power of the score changed?

Check out this photo gallery of the 2011 iam8bit grand opening!

What started off as an exhibit of art inspired by video games from the 1980s, turned into a classic arcade rivalry

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 7/25/2011.

News Blips for Tuesday, June 28, 2011: Sony CEO Howard Stringer was asked to step down by shareholders; OnLive is talking with Microsoft and Sony about adopting their streaming technology; Minecraft's adventure mode gets pushed back to the 1.8 update; and more.

Arcades today are not how we remember them. Take a virtual tour, and see why they've become nearly extinct.

In this special E3 edition of the Mobcast, the crew discusses the Wii U, the best sleeper titles of the show, indie games, and Kinect and Move one year in.

A gamer tries to find the middle ground on the polarizing subject of video-game remakes.

In this week's Mobcast, the San Francisco Bay Guardian's Peter Galvin joins Bitmob's Dan Hsu, Demian Linn, and Brett Bates. The group discusses the 3DS, the future of game-dedicated portable devices, the biggest industy-wide shifts of 2010, possible trends for 2011, and moments in games that left them feeling embarrassed or foolish.

In this episode of the Mobcast, former Electronic Gaming Monthly staffers unite! Bigpoint's Michael Donahoe joins Bitmob's Demian Linn, Greg Ford, and Dan Hsu. The crew discusses their best EGM memories, which titles they've been playing recently, which reviews they wanted to write but didn't, and their New Year's gaming resolutions.

In this episode of the Mobcast, Britain invades! Freelancer Pete Davison and his well-known brother, GameSpot and Metacritic VP John Davison, join Bitmob's Dan Hsu and Brett Bates. The group discusses their early contenders for game of the year, genres and tropes that have fallen by the wayside, how younger people approach the medium, and more.

Answers for Extreme Close-up Puzzle