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Why would someone who plays video games be more likely to enjoy LOST? Find out how the structure of this popular TV show bears a striking resemblance to the immersive stories of your favorite games.

Marty Hess has compiled a list of August 2010's major game and Blu-ray releases for July's Bitmob Writer's Challenge "Pressing Issue." Check it out! SPOILER ALERT: They're still making Madden games.

The Geekbox, Episode 72, where the crew covers Final Fantasy 13, the World Cup, E3 2010, Futurama, and more.

The problem with games is closure. We have great beginnings (Half Life 2). Witness awesome twists (Bioshock). Create a sense of being in the story (Red Dead Redemption). But I always feel in-satisfied when the ending is just the equivalent of a Back to the Future movie. Click to read more

There comes a time in every man’s life where they have to take a stand. This was my stand. Hollywood had to be stopped.

Episode 66 of The Geekbox hits on Pokemon tournaments, '90s music, the Harry Potter theme park, Lost, and more.

Episode 62 of The Geekbox talks 3D Dot Game Heroes, Lost, Doctor Who, and more.

The Geekbox, episode 61, covers Penny Arcade, Clash of the Titans, Burn Notice, Konami's recent press event, Lost, and more!

Episode 58 of The Geekbox, talking PAX East, Lost, MLB 10, and more.

Wherein we discuss live recordings, official Geekbox achievement contest updates, SyFy original movies, Lost 6×06, Burn Notice 3×16, Final Fantasy XIII, RPG naming conventions, griefing on role-playing servers, Resident Evil, Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction (AKA “Welcome to 2007″), and cranky old podcasters.