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Bitmob community members tackles representation of games in The Big Bang Theory, the Smithsonian, and more.

A million-dollar offer from Markus Perrson (Minecraft) to fund Psychonauts 2 inaugurated a whole new way to create video games...one that bypasses the traditional gatekeepers: publishers.

More than 17,000 fans are demanding communication from Valve Software regarding their plans for the future of the Half-Life series.

News Blips for August 30, 2011. Commander Shepard's story concludes with Mass Effect 3, Portal 2 fared better on the PC versus consoles, Minecraft creator Markus "Notch" Persson describes why his game isn't on Steam, and more.

News Blips for Wednesday, May 18, 2011: Sony's problems continue with a password exploit and overheating PS3s; Microsoft creates a new hardware issue with systems that can't read discs; Valve won't be showing any games at E3 2011; and more.

News Blips for April 26, 2011. Sony reveals that nearly all of your personal info was stolen by hackers during the PSN outage, Portal 2 could be Valve's last "isolated" single-player game, Minecraft's Markus "Notch" Persson details how mod licensing will work, and more.

News Blips for Tuesday, March 29, 2011: L.A. Noire to be presented as an official selection at the Tribeca Film Festival, Valve remembers that they make those Half-Life games, the 3DS costs Nintendo $103.25 to make, and more.

Let's face it -- video games can be pretty silly sometimes. Here are ten rules to make them a little less ridiculous.

Episodic games aren't big now, but they're going to take over the industry. Here's why.

What does the Bitmob Staff want for Christmas? A whole lot of games that only Santa Claus can deliver.

This Week in Video-Game history is so incredibly jam-packed with information and importance that you just have to read it to believe it.

With the summer coming to a close and school about to begin, the Reviews Spotlight may be your last chance to get the lowdown on the industry's newest releases.

We are covering a lot of ground this week in video game history. From the earliest days of pinball to the latest in rock star developers, we also take a look at one of the worst games ever, the birth of two major Japanese companies, and the first appearance of everyone's favorite video game character.