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With the PSVita on the way, how well does Sony's UMD Passport actually work? Eric tries it out and reports in!

It heard that you like Demon Summoning so they put a Persona Gun in your Sim City so you can Demon Summon while you play city plan.

Video games, Jason Whitlock, critical analysis, spatial thinking, MGS, Xenosaga

Do you still care about Tokyo Game Show? I'm not sure that I do.

Ever wonder what's being dumped unto the shelves of video game stores every week? Wonder no more! Karli Winata will attempt to bring to light the many releases that come out each week. Won't you join him in his self torture? Check out what's coming out on the week of 9/19/2011.

In this week's Community Spotlight, we've got a look back at Persona 3's labrynthine tower of Tartarus, a discussion of the 3DS Ambassador Program, musings on why we fight for high scores, and more. No need to wait for the Dark Hour...read on!

In the latest Bitmob Roundtable, four Bitmobbers discuss the state of the JRPG genre and whether things are as bleak as they appear.

A musician tracks his melodic origins back to his early love of 8- and 16-bit video games.

News Blips for March 1, 2011. Super Meat Boy creator Team Meat lashes out at Microsoft for shoddy advertising, Atlus' adult-themed puzzler Catherine is heading to North America this summer, Panasonic axes its "Jungle" handheld gaming device, and more.

One gamer visits an alternate-reality future where remote assistance tools breathe new life into consoles.

I've played the Catherine demo so you don't have to. But you should, because it's amazing. Read on to see why.

After various attempts at Persona 3 and Persona 3: FES, will I finally be able to get through the game with Persona 3 Portable?

Closing up his Fantastic Arcade wrap-up, Gerren Fisher speaks to if a recent campus shooting as changed his mind on game recreating certain realities, arrives fashionable late to the LIMBO party, continues gushing over Comic Jumper, gripe about medieval magic storytelling and hands out fake hardware.

Rekindling love for JRPGs, How the Resident Evil movie concept works, Mapmaking and more await in this edition of the Community Spotlight.

Did you know that the Virtual Boy is 15-years-old? That's just one of the surprising facts you'll learn in This Week In Video-Game History.

E3 stories, the decline of closure in games, a letter to gamers and more awaits in this edition of the Community Spotlight.