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An in depth piece on what digital only video games. As well as why they won't be taking the place of physical game disc.

Microsoft's subsidized $99 Xbox 360 isn't intended for gamers...it's really meant for everyone else.

My four-year-old daughter has watched me play a lot of games, but none have given us the same experience as Journey.

It seems we're all impressed and approve of what Kickstarer and Double Fine have accomplished in the past few days. But is this all just hype getting the best of us? What does this really say about the current state of the video game industry--and even more importantly, what does say for its future? Looking at it critically, you may be surprised.

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.

This is my attempt to define what I call the Neo-Retroism movement prevalent mainly in the independent gaming community today.

Being a picky gamer makes it difficult to find games I'll continue to play.

A recap of my 2011, a year that I spent staring at small screens instead of my TV. Includes my favorite games of the year!

2011 became the year a great narrative became an indispensable ingredient for making a great game, and there's no going back now.

Want a console-quality experience that fits in your pocket? Here are three ways the PS Vita delivers on that promise.

Nintendo's legendary game designer says he wants to step down from the executive's chair, and it's absolutely time he did...so he can design more games.

Fun Bits Interactive's Escape Plan harnesses the PlayStation Vita's touch controls and graphical prowess into a quirky and downright zany platformer puzzler.

My reasoning for the dislike of the 360

How much freedom should games give a player? What's the deal with bad writing in games? Our panel of community members discusses these questions and more in the Bitmob Roundtable.

The writer looks at the 1200-point threshold on XBLA titles and finds amazing value.

This week on Press Pause, we discuss our favorite downloadable console games!

Originally a research paper for an upper-level media studies course, this lengthy take on Limbo (XBLA) approaches the game as a commentary on social classes and structures.

Bitmob members choose their favorite Xbox 360 games in a variety of categories.

The writer holds his head high despite the use of strategy guides, walkthroughs, and YouTube.

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 4/18/2011.