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September's writing challenge is almost over. Show off your game-writing skills before it's too late.

You can play games, but can you write their stories? Prove it in this month's Bitmob Writing Challenge.

Amazon just started a crazy sale on select 3DS, DS, and PSP games. While not all of them are worth your time, some you cannot pass up.

Should Japanese developers look to the West for inspiration? Paul Alexander thinks Keiji Inafune missed the mark in his recent New York Times interview.

The challenges of the Professor Layton series are many, but the largest may be weaving them into the stories.

Level 5’s Professor Layton series has striking similarities to Pixar’s animated films. But could Level 5’s “Pixarness” be a key to the future of Japanese games making a comeback?

Learn to create real mixed drinks while playing this new, Professor Layton-inspired iPhone game.

Help My Mother find a good Nintendo DS game please.

Bitmob's Best Worst of 2009 Non-Award Awards -- our community and staff wag the finger at Uncharted 2, Dragon Age: Origins, Batman: Arkham Asylum, and many more (part 1).

Best Worst Sequel to a great game in 2009: Puzzle Quest Galactrix/Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box (Tie)

This week's edition of Bitmob's Review Spotlight covers the silent operations of thieves, assassins, and many more mischievous characters. All-in-all, an impressive bounty of reviews, which will surely satisfy the stealth-obsessed.

The Bitmob Community Spotlight for November 21st. We meet two new bitmobbers, examine hero worship, and compare the struggles faced by rap and video games.

An Open Letter to Professor Layton