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Activision social-media guru Dan Amrich answers some pretty random questions from a Bitmob community member.

I have a World Exclusive that you all won’t believe until you read it. Someone you all will be like that is awesome news and others will wonder how he got it. Now I won’t deny that some of you will not like this world exclusive, but please enjoy it none the less.

The third and final part in my series looking at what's holding back videogames from being respected. In this final installment, I look at game journalists.

I didn't know what it was, and you might not either. No I'm not talking about high-colesterol, I'm talking about something that isn't a myth. Come see how Bitmob and high-colesterol have effected my life

Here are the Bitmob community members in the July 2010 and August 2010 issues of GamePro.

Evan Killham uses Greek mythology to respond to a recent GamePro interview with God of War 3 director Stig Asmussen, in which he says some pretty harsh things about Hera.

"Is Print Dead?" A panel of game journalists with experience including both print and online tackled the subject Saturday during a PAX East panel aptly titled "The Death of Print."

This year we are seeing a renaissance of the videogame magazine, spearheaded by GamePro the revived EGM as well a new entrant into the North American videogame magazine market.

GamePro TV brought us all the raditude of early '90s gaming. How rad was it? Hey, bud, you've got to check this out....

There are a few video game titles with the legendary status the Final Fantasy series holds. A series with 28 titles to its' credit and the original Final Fantasy saving Square from bankruptcy. How can such a series go ignored from a gamer who has played from Mario to Soap? I have not avoided Final Fantasy or any J-RPG based on a cultural bias, a

Bitmob and GamePro announce a partnership that highlights a Bitmob community member in each edition of the magazine.

EGM returns

Former Games for Windows Magazine editors Shawn Elliott and Sean Molloy made mention of the boilerplate method of constructing a game review, in which there is a particular prose construct ready for the insertion of the (often inconvenient) aspects of a chosen game. To quote Sean, games reviews follow this formula: "This but this, this but this"