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As anticipation mounts, our insider panel of iconic game characters spoils every surprise in store at E3 2012.

It’s a special edition of Coming Soon! Karli Winata will attempt to enlighten you with the launch lineup of the Playstation Vita.

An assortment of handmade, video-game-themed jewelry.

Zelda: Skyward Sword is a beautiful game, but its inhabitants were all beaten with an ugly deku stick.

An insight into Nintendo current status in the industry. What has lead to this point and what the gaming giant should do moving foward in the industry.

A recap of this year's Extra Life charity gaming marathon. How did Bitmob's fundraising team do? Which game was the most popular? What happens to gaming ability after 22 hours? All these answers and more are contained within.

Games truly bring fantastical worlds alive by letting us literally run, jump, and shoot our way through them.

How will Nintendo convince Wii-weary audiences to give the Wii U a chance? Read on to find out.

Five things you probably don't know about Nintendo that I learned at their Developer Roundtable.

Presenting The Play Times, a newspaper of fake gaming news, articles, and ads derived from cover art.

Swarm is a great downloadable game that helps you channel your inner a-hole, but it's missing one little thing.

A top 10 list featuring some of favorites among gamings most expenable characters.

This Week in Video-Game History wants to wish Bill Gates and John Romero a very happy birthday. Strangely, they share the date.

One goes to PAX expecting to see big titles like Dead Space 2 and Fable 3, but some surprise games always wait as well.

Now that the press conferences, surprise announcements, and behind-closed-doors sessions of E3 have come and gone, it's time to revisit the predictions made by the Bitmob staff and community before the show started. Who was right? Who was wrong? Who was so eerily prescient they could have a future career as an informercial psychic? Let's find out!

In this edition of Splitscreen, two gamers discuss underpowered video game characters and why they're often more fun to play.

The Hurt Locker and Red Faction: Guerrilla spawn an essay about when a game is just a game, and when it's something more.

A Pikmin-themed LOLcat.

Turns out simple ol' chalk can transform mundane pavement into amazing, impractical-to-walk-on art. We know because fellow Bitmobber Tyler Moen sent us in his first place award-winning Pikmin ground doodle he did for Eau Claire, Wisconsin's 3rd annual Chalkfest. Just check out his intricate masterpiece.