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For the next episode of Pixel Revolt, Bitmob's community-driven podcast, we want to hear from you: Have you ever been a fanboy of anything? What made you quit? Or why are you still a fanboy now? Check the post for details on how to reply!

The revolt resumes...now! After a longer-than-expected hiatus, Derek, Brett, and Jeff are back. They welcome Bitmob community writer Jeremy Signor to the fourth chair to get the inside scoop on his "30 Days of RPGs" column before diving into community articles about bucket-list games, series that should kick the bucket, and tacked-on multiplayer.

Bitmobbers, unite! The long-awaited, oft-delayed return of Pixel Revolt, Bitmob's community-driven podcast, is upon us! Well, almost. Brett Bates, Jeff Grubb, and Derek Lavigne are finally set to record a new episode this week and hope to get it out to you at our regular time next Tuesday.

Some good news and bad news with Pixel Revolt this week. The bad: Technical difficulties killed episode 26. The good: We're using that extra time to make the Pixel Revolt podcast even better! Check this post to find out how you can help us.

This week's community question is all about E3. What we want to know from you is: What game are you surprised didn't show at E3? Read the post to find out how to respond!

Derek moved apartments recently, so Brett and Jeff gave him the week off. Community members Mark T. Whitney and Brian Petro-Roy kindly stepped in to fill the two vacant seats and discuss turn-based RPGs, gamer guilt, games and feelings, and whether a Mass Effect movie could actually be good.

It's that time of the week again, Bitmobbers. We're ready to record again and we need your help with the community question. This week's question was inspired by the upcoming long Memorial Day weekend: What is your favorite holiday for gaming, and how do you spend it? Click to find out how to respond!

Some helpful guidelines for all podcasters and would-be podcasters.

This episode, we welcome Bitmob's resident photographer Brian Taylor to sit in the forth seat and discuss topics a smorgasbord of topics, like using games as a social lubricant, geek bar nights, drawing the line on product placement, and enjoying games as a sum of their parts. All that and your answers to our community question on save gimmicks.

This week, Pixel Revolt wants your answer to the following question: What are your favorite and least favorite types of save systems? Read on to find out how to reply and have your voice heard on the podcast!

On this episode, the guys welcome frequent podcast contributor Frank Anderson to the show to discuss streamlining genres, objective vs. subjective narratives, and upcoming sequels to games that either under- or over-performed. All this and your answers to our community question!

This week, Pixel Revolt wants you to tell us: Would key team members leaving your favorite development studio affect your decision to buy their next game? Check out the full post for details on how to respond!

This episode the guys are joined by steadfast Bitmob community member Evan Killham to discuss broken systems as a rite of passage, ruined childhood memories, games industry celebrities, and how PAX can improve. All that and your answers to what series you would like to see converted to 3D.

This week, Pixel Revolt wants you to tell us: What game series do you feel would benefit most from getting the 3D treatment? Check out the full post for details on how to respond!

This week the Pixel Revolt crew gabs about the inaugural PAX East with intern Mike Minotti, arguing over favorite games and moments from the expo and reminiscing about the hugely successful Bitmob meet-up. Also, voice mails and emails from the community waxing about their personal memories from the weekend.

Pixel Revolt wants to hear your impressions, memories, and stories from the very first PAX East. Check here for details on how to respond!

The Exploding Barrel Podcast hosts a special PAX East show with members of the Squadron of Shame and Pixel Revolt.

Bitmob's PAX East meet-up was a huge success. Check out these photos of the festivities.

Pixel Revolt 20: Gamer pride, gaming with family, unlikable heroes, villainous schemes, and more.

This week, Pixel Revolt wants to know what good-looking games you'll have to pass up this spring due to time constraits. Read the post to find out how to respond and have your voice heard!