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So Peter Jackson passed on the project, but at least you get read more about me! In this instalment I'll discuss attitudes towards current generation hardware as well as gaming in the land down under.

Deus Ex: Human Revolution features quite a few warts and blemishes. Not one of them, however, can detract from the compelling narrative, captivating art direction or overwhelming sense of freedom.

Developers often put plenty of detail into their games, but occasionally also make use of the most overlooked part of any title - the manual - to expand their worlds.

Crytek UK’s Hasit Zala spends his days overseeing the multiplayer component of EA’s upcoming Crysis 2, but at night he turns into the trivia-game equivalent of a pool shark. Find out how many questions he got right in the latest edition of 5 Hit Points.

The violent story about how a criminal lesbian, a tough-guy hit-man with a heart of gold, and a retarded man came to be best friends through a hostage.

In this week's Mobcast, the PlayStation Blog's Sid Shuman joins Bitmob's Demian Linn, Dan Hsu, and Brett Bates. The group discusses the zombie craze, how traditional game media has changed, the state of artificial intelligence, which non-gaming activities they use their consoles for, and whether Modern Warfare 2 or Black Ops is better.

Bitmob wants to help you make the most out of your Black Friday experience. Use this helpful list as a guide to your holiday shopping.

Thank the world for Uncharted 2 a game that saved my life. How would I have survived that weekend without it? That I will never know and I don't ever want to find out.

Although quick-time events can amount to nothing more than lazy design, their inclusion can be an effective gameplay device.

A stealth gamer's manifesto on the rise and fall of the stealth genre.

The top Hits and Misses of 2009, including Kurt Cobain's corps-turning appearance in GH5, Kojima confused by his own games, the horrors of PSP Go, and much more.

Gerren Fisher expresses his view on whether the games press and pr cross ethical lines for review events