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PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale may bear a resemblance to a certain Nintendo slugfest, but here are a few ways it switches up the formula.

I love arcades, so inventive and crazy. Even bad games could be enjoyable due to their inherent social aspect.

What could possible make Infinity Blade 2 a better sequel? Hitting your iPhone with a plastic sword.

Bitmob's Quality Assurance is back, and this time the team is pointing out why PaRappa the Rapper is such a good (and bad) boy.

In this month's reboot-themed episode of the Mobcast, the crew discusses what constitutes a reboot, which games deserve one, which franchises developers have successfully restarted, and which old PC titles could use a modern update.

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, 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

Are music games deader than Elvis? Our roundtable of gaming icons weigh in on the (possible) demise of a genre.

A gamer reflects on how DLC dominated his gaming time in 2010.

This Week in Video-Game History remembers the unfortunate closing of Black Isle Studios. At least we have Obsidian Entertainment, now.

This week in video game history offers up anniversaries for the "fan of the genre" in all of us. From quirky Japanese music games to the hardcore Western RPGs to bullet-hell shooters, we have all niches covered.

News Blips for June 4, 2010. PaRappa the Rapper creator reveals his next game, publishers put popular game franchise on online, free-to-play business model, pornographic-movie maker unlikely to distribute media on PlayStation Network, and more.

For What it's Worth provides detailed reviews of bargain games and separates the hidden gems from the useless shovelware. This time I take a look at PaRappa The Rapper for the PlayStation and PSP.

Former EGMers Shane Bettenhausen and Mark MacDonald join Gaijin Games' Alex Neuse and Bitmob's Dan Hsu to relive past arguments and, oh yeah, talk about games as well.

Introducing non-profit publisher OneBigGame's first title, Chime. All proceeds go to charity.

We quiz Uncharted 2: Among Thieves Creative Director Amy Hennig to see if she can answer five random video game questions.

My recap of 2009's Portland Retro Gaming Expo.