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A very early look at promising indie title Contrast calls out some important pillars of game design.

This week's Reviews Spotlight questions everything. Do we answer everything? Read on to find out!

Lost in Shadow does a lot of interesting things, but it does them for far too long.

The video game industry has been supporting charities for years, but some companies have taken advantage of the industry's move to digital distribution to offer unique money-making methods worth millions for good causes.

Video Blips for January 5, 2010. Check out the surprising gameplay in Catherine, the launch trailer for Lost in Shadow, a Homefront dev diary, and more.

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 1/3/2011.

One goes to PAX expecting to see big titles like Dead Space 2 and Fable 3, but some surprise games always wait as well.

Hudson will donate ten cents to Child's Play Charity just for "liking" its upcoming Wii game Lost In Shadow on Facebook. Change your profile picture to a shadow and your donation will increase to a dollar. I got a few comments from Hudson's marketing specialist on the event. Please spend the fraction of minute it takes to assist this great cause!

Video Blips for July 7, 2010. Machinima series Red vs. Blue look at some of the new Halo: Reach features, the studio behind Black talk about their new game, Bodycount, we have some garden level gameplay for Lost in Shadow, and more.

Here it is: Bitmob's not-so-definitive Top 10 Games of E3.

Hudson's peculiar puzzle platformer Lost In Shadow is hands-down the best thing I played at E3. You can't change my mind, no matter how much you love First-Person Shooters or Disney.

In terms of pure surreality, Konami's media briefing bested the Cirque du Soleil of Microsoft's Kinect event and the laser tag and don't-call-it-a-vitality-sensor of Ubisoft's press event. When else will you see luchadores in teeny bikinis, a multicultural Abbott and Costello schtick, and Def Jam mogul Russell Simmons, all in the span of two hours?