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Lots of games have great original soundtracks. But few have mastered the art of uniting licensed music with gameplay to create a new experience. Here are a few titles that do just that.

In production since 1997, Duke Nukem Forever was expected to revolutionize the gaming industry. Yet it has now become infamous for its constant hype and production delays. Now gamers could rejoice as Duke Nukem Forever is set to be released on June 14, 2011. But one needs to ask, will it live up to our expectations?

Publishers are becoming increasingly desperate in their attempts to stop you from trading in your games. Does a solution exist that could benefit both parties?

In this week's Mobcast, EGMi Senior Editor Patrick Klepek joins Bitmob's Brett Bates, Dan Hsu, and Demian Linn. The crew discusses their personal rules for game consumption; Gearbox's upcoming Duke Nukem Forever; which franchises they once loved, but no longer care for; and titles that redefined a genre.

How important is in-game music?

Lots of games pay homage to other creative works. But iOS developer Gameloft crosses the line. Here's why.

A look at the causes and dangers of excessive gaming while unemployed.

News Blips for September 10, 2010. Paypal limits Minecraft developer's account, Treyarch plans to fight Call of Duty: Black Ops resale market by making a great game, Resident Evil: Afterlife is the "first video game movie filmed in stereoscopic 3D," and more.

An in-depth look at the claim that video games are making children more violent.

Unless you've been living under a rock, you know that critics and consumers alike are raving about Red Dead Redemption. Now that Rockstar has worked their magic formula into open worlds set in New York, Miami, California, and the Old West, where should they visit in their their next game? Here are four suggestions.

An article chronicling Massive Incorporated's quick rise as a major player in the video game industry, and the effect it's had on how we consume games.

My entry in the This or That writing prompt is a grudge match between two Rockstar games; Bully and the entire Grand Theft Auto series.

The unfaithfulness exhibited when a favored series moves to another system is a disillusioning experience for many console loyalists.

In this Splitscreen, two Bitmob contributors try to figure out what causes us to put down a game. One reason: It's GTA.