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The controversy over Penny Arcade's Dickwolves shirts, and the strips that inspired their creation, has almost spiraled out of control. Dennis Scimeca lays out the history, explains the issues, and argues for some sanity at PAX East 2011.

It's tough to make a video game that's genuinely funny. Here are three reasons why they struggle and how to overcome them.

When Jerry Holkins of Penny Arcade penned his missive on used games, we in the video game media jumped all over his "used games as piracy" argument, but wasn't there a more fruitful, and interesting, way to respond to his comments? And why didn't we take him up on them?

In which our hero points out that the game industry is full of assholes.

After reading some comments about used games sales equating piracy, I decided to explore why there needs to be a more of a distinction between a new and used game.

The Geekbox, episode 61, covers Penny Arcade, Clash of the Titans, Burn Notice, Konami's recent press event, Lost, and more!

In gaming knowing your roots is more than playing Mario or jumping up and down on a DDR machine, it is important to read the articles and read the thoughts of the people we follow in the industry.

By coincidence more than 30 people who consider themselves as part of the Bitmob community joined us in Boston for some drinks. In the basement of the Pour House we gave away swag, bought Jeff beers, and sang happy birthday to Brett. Pretty excellent all around. But I realize you are probably clicking because of the licking...

Today on twitter while I was at work @HotheadGames put up a link to there site about Penny Arcade. When I read the words that the series will not continue on in game format I was crushed. Many of you may have over looked this game due to the price tag. I was one of the gamers on day one who had to play it.

Think video games have a bad rap? See how they've infiltrated the world of charity.

Behold Bitmob’s ten most-read community submissions from January 2010 (and some commentary from yours truly).

Nine great strips from Penny Arcade...don't miss them.

For Your Pleasure is an ongoing series about video game culture on the net. This week's edition, part two, hopes to introduce the unfamiliar and entertain the inexperienced in the world of gaming webcomics.

Batman Joker Scarecrow Penny Arcade Arkham Horror board games Fantasy Flight Gabe Tycho Anne Claire

How new trends and technology can help remove the jerks from online gaming.