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Do you think video-game movies are necessary for gamers to enjoy their hobby? Bitmob wants you to tackle this issue in the latest callout.

I had the pleasure and privilege of attending a press screening for Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World and this is my review. As a life long gamer, I was happy to see a lot of authentic nods to my favorite games of yore. The movie excels at creating a slick real life comic game. It's everything a geek would want in a film.

A long line, maybe a dynasty of bad video game movies has finally been broken. Now, I didn't say to raise your expectations, but the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time film is a step in the right direction, at least from the a gamer's perspective.

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.

Ranting and Raving and Recommending video games, on media, politics, hacking, playing, characters, scams, controversy, addiction, and life.

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Creativity in box art is lacking. Could this be a reflection of poor characters in our games?

Today, a great teacher passed away, his name Jaime Escalante. To many of the readers of Bitmob.com and video game websites, Edward James Olmos is a cultural icon for his role as Commander William Adama in the popular remake of Battlestar Galatica. Yet Olmos was nominated for an Oscar for his portrayal of East LA Garfield High School teacher

Was the Super Mario Bros. movie really as bad as you remember? Watch the trailer and find out!

Hollywood has tried and failed to create a good fighting-game movie. Maybe television can give these series the adaptation they deserve.

A group of dedicated Italian Left 4 Dead fans are working to produce a free feature film. Here's the first teaser trailer for the project.

A developer and his casual-gamer buddy offer their points of view on why movie-licensed games suck.

A gamer looks at Inglorious Basterds and asks why more games can't deliver conflict without combat.

New Zealand radio host Michael Laws did a segment about violent video games; focusing on Modern Warfare 2's "No Russian" mission. He claims the censorship system let us down, that the R18 game is bad for children and shared some bigotry opinions of gamers. This article wonders why mainstream media have a double standard when it games to judging games against other forms of entertainment. Also, perhaps the problem is the definition used for the word "entertainment".