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In this special E3 edition of the Mobcast, the crew discusses the Wii U, the best sleeper titles of the show, indie games, and Kinect and Move one year in.

We have four codes for You Don't Know Jack (for iPhone and iPad) to give away. Grab one now! Contest ends tonight.

In this week's very special 100th episode of the Mobcast, Bitmob community members take over the show.

Bitmob presents Mobcast 100, featuring you!

In this week's episode of the Mobcast, GameZone's Ben PerLee and Chemical Bun Productions' Carlos Rodela join Bitmob's Brett Bates and Demian Linn. The crew discusses the newly launched 3DS, films that find inspiration in video games, the dangers of facile gameplay, and more.

Now that we’ve collected five fine topics for the super special 100th edition of the Mobcast, it’s time for you to help us create the podcast itself...by calling the special phone number we've set up just for the show. Find out the number and the chosen topics inside!

In this week's indie-themed episode of the Mobcast, Area 5's Matt Chandronait, Cryptic Sea's Alex Austin, and Runt Inc.'s Richard Horne join Bitmob's Brett Bates. The crew discusses their most anticipated indie titles, how consoles limit creativity and distribution, what consumers look for in a non-mainstream game, and more.

The Mobcast turns 100 soon, and we need your help making the episode awesome. Leave your topic suggestion in the comments of this post, and we'll pick the best four to anchor our very special episode in a few weeks.

In this week's episode of the Mobcast, Epic Games Design Director Cliff Bleszinski, Ignition Entertainment Director of New Business Development Shane Bettenhausen, and 343 Industries Content Producer David Ellis join Bitmob's Dan Hsu. The group discusses the creation of new game types, the evolution of price-pointing, the future of controllers, an

In this week's episode of the Mobcast, Night Owl Games Art Director Peter Franco, PopCap Editorial and Social Media Director Jeff Green, and Community Director for Microsoft Connected Experiences Kathleen Sanders join Bitmob's Dan Hsu. The group discusses their favorite indie titles, the migration of celebrated developers to Facebook, and more.

In this week's episode of the Mobcast, Insomniac's Ryan Schneider, Marcus Smith, and James Stevenson join Bitmob's Dan Hsu. The group discusses Resistance 3, their favorite virtual weapons, gamers as an aging demographic, transmedia IPs, and how fans have become more like product reviewers

In this week's episode of the Mobcast, Bitmob's Dan Hsu, Brett Bates, Demian Linn, and Rus McLaughlin mull over the topic of alternative gaming platforms. The crew discusses GameStop's Flash-based website Kongregate, casual play on Facebook, iPhone apps, and their favorite non-digital games.

In a superhero-themed episode of the Mobcast, Marvel Studio's Chris Baker, 1UP's Mike Cruz, and GamePro's Jason Wilson join Bitmob's Dan "Shoe" Hsu and Rus McLaughlin to discuss their favorite and least favorite superhero titles, and which Marvel characters should be added to Marvel vs. Capcom, what comics would make for good games, and more.

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.

We've been waiting forever for Duke Nukem Forever. Now that we had a chance to play a big chunk of it, we have a good idea of whether it'll do well or not.

In this week's episode of the Mobcast, Chemical Bun Production's Carlos Rodela and GameZone's Ben PerLee join Bitmob's Demian Linn and Dan Hsu. The group discusses Sony's recently announced Next Generation Portable project; location-based, GPS-centric handheld apps; which games they think most deserve high-definition remakes; and more.

An update on where we're at with Bitmob.

This week, Dead Space 2 Community Manager Jay Frechette and Area 5's Matt Chandronait gather around the campfire with Bitmob's Brett Bates and Rus McLaughlin to talk about what scary games to right and wrong, their personal scariest moments from games, the horror of losing a save file, and what they'd write on the tombstone of the cheat code.

This week's You Don't Know Jack-themed Mobcast is all about trivia. The folks at YDKJ developer Jellyvision and Bitmob's Demian Linn, Dan Hsu, and Brett Bates share their thoughts about why video-game trivia is so rare, their favorite trivia-related amusments and distractions, and the differences between developing in the '90s and 2011.

Maybe we're a little biased, but those of us here at Bitmob think the Mobcast is pretty darn great. That's why we've been voting for it to win the "Best podcast 2010" reader's choice award in CastMedium's 2010 Podcast Awards. If you feel the same way, then help us out by casting your own vote!