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Rumors are now pointing to either Microsoft or Sony not continuing in the hardware race and I'm here to say why this isn't true.

Peter Moore believes the future of gaming lives in the cloud, and he isn't the only one. When the revolution comes, how will it change gaming, variety, and the huge trade-in market offered by companies like GameStop and Best Buy?

Digital media robs consumers of the most fundamental of property rights: what’s mine is mine. For publishers, it’s win-win: reduced overhead, no first-sale doctrine, and a dead secondary market. For consumers, it’s a Faustian bargain: convenience in exchange for the forfeiture of ownership rights.

You might not have ever used OnLive. But if the company's recent showing at E3 is any indication, you might not be able to ignore them for much longer.

Escapist Editor-in-Chief Russ Pitts argues that gamers devastate the industry through used purchases from retailer GameStop, but do consumers really owe developers and publishers anything?

Why you should (kind of) care about Gaikai's launch

News Blips for December 06, 2010: IGN and Gamestop form an unholy alliance, Neil Patrick Harris will host the Spike Video Game Awards, OnLive plans to start video-streaming service, and more.

This week's Tweetbook Q&A features responses from the Bitmob community on the new OnLive microconsole and 2D platformers. Now with more staff responses, too!

The cloud-based OnLive microconsole comes out December 2. How does it compare to its beefier console cousins? We pitted it against the 360 and the PS3 using Borderlands and Unreal Tournament 3. Let the OnLive Microconsole Comparison Test begin!

I recently received a press evaluation account for OnLive, and I wanted to share with you my initial impressions after an hour of play. Keep in mind, this is not a review.

OnLive is now somewhat officially live and here are some thoughts for any of you that are curious about how it delivers on it's promises.

Observations of the E3 2010 show floor, advertising, and the lack of coffee tables. And, as usual, photos.

I've noticed a couple of things at this weeks E3 that I haven't really heard much talk about. I'm wandering if anyone else has any thoughts on them as well. In short OnLive's Gabe Newell's crow...for dinner.

InstantAction CEO Louis Castle answers questions on his new platform and what it means for the industry.

How angry do you get at a game?

Could the new OnLive service usher in a cheaper Xbox Live?

The Bitmob community's take on OnLive, Gaikai, ladies in games, Golden Sun, freelance game writing, and much more.