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Mega Man could use a little [expletive deleted] to improve his franchise.

Ever just wanted some video game music, but never wanted to pay for it? Boy, do I have some free fixes for you! This month features lots of love for Mega Man 9, a video game singing choir, and soundtracks for games you may not have heard of.

With the cancelation of two Mega Man games in recent history and the release of two Kirby games before the year is up, there is one burning question: Who is better at adapting?

In this week's Community Spotlight, we embrace the insane names of the bosses in Gunstar Heroes, explore the Mega Man X series, ask for iOS gaming suggestions, examine voice acting in modern games, and more. Join us. Or Melon Bread will eat you.

Thoughts on the cancellation of Mega Man Legends 3. Oh, Capcom, why must you do these things to your fans?

As gamers, our current level of excitement for a game is uaually centered around the game's trailer. For that, we have Fred Savage to thank.

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.

Square-Enix might have presented Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light as a throwback to its earlier RPGs, but the game is far more progressive than it looks.

Japanese games might lag behind the Americans' in quality. However, they're still finding innovative ways to change the way we play video games.

For What it's Worth provides detailed reviews of bargain games and separate

The NES turns 25 in October. Check out this retrospective of the console's storied history.

Maybe Sonic isn't for us, and maybe there's nothing wrong with that.

In an age where 3D reigns supreme, 2D is not only surviving, but thriving. We look at five modern 2D games that are still pushing gaming forward.

An adorable Cut Man doll...that you can make, too!

Demos are a great way to sell and market your game product. However, there haven't been many demos that truly convinced me to purchase it. Here are my hit and misses for making and breaking a demo.

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

A one-on-one discussion about stagnant video game franchises, and what it might take to revive them.

A gamer wishes franchises would stick to their roots and developers would not use established IPs to sell new gameplay modes.

Part 4 of Bitmob's budget games feature, covering games between $9 and $10.