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I disclose whether game publications are lying to us or not.

The recent U.S. Appeals Court decision to deny resale rights of software may have repercussions upon the used games market...but there would be something nice about not having to decide whether to sell back a game or not anymore, and maybe we'd get better games across the board.

Last week's shows went back to normal after 2 weeks of E3 banter and poor sound. There was quite a shake up from top to bottom and many additions to the list. Check it out!

Steven Kilpatrick apologizes for being a jerk--but doesn't expect to change. Instead, he just hopes you won't all lynch him in the streets when he (inevitably) says something abrasive or blunt.

Before I purchased my copy of Blur, I researched and read up on some reviews to see if it would pump me up / determine if the game was right for me. Sometimes reviews just make me sick to my stomach. Their complaints are illogical. What happened to the fine times known as the past? They're dead, that's what.

The second part to my discourse about Dran Age: Origins and RPGs in general.

A discourse about my experiences with Dragon Age Origins. It involves considering gaming your profession and the appeal of RPGs towards the general crowd and how to improve this. Part 1 of 2.

A look at game technology throughout the years and our stance towards it. Repairing is compared to convenience and we take a look at buying games and systems as opposed to playing and repairing them. This all started when I decided to repair my GBC Pokémon cartridge after reading its failed save status one time too many.

Is Play Magazine yet another victim of the bad economy and changing landscape of the gaming media, or are more... sinister events taking place?

Early today, at the M16 Conference in San Francisco, Univision (Mexican Owned TV Station) and CBS announced a partnership in bringing video game content to spanish speaking Latinos/Hispanics living in the US. Univision is the market leader in spanish langauge television programming, and are now expanding their web presence with the partnership.

Gerren Fisher ponders the best way to determine who wins video game honors.

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"

An opinion piece about the over saturation of Podcasts available today.