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In this month's comedy-themed episode of the Mobcast, the crew discusses their favorite accidentally funny titles, tired gags that need to go away, hilarious and groan-inducing trade-show moments, and whether or not comedians should script game stories.

These 10 games didn't get a fair shake from reviewers or even the gamers themselves.

On this week's edition of the Reviews Spotlight, two Bitmobbers duke it out, while the rest of us laugh at how bad Quantum Theory is.

Did you know what Nintendo still accepted service calls on the NES until 2007? That's just one of the weird things that happened in This Week in Video-Game History.

A brief look into KOEI Tecmo's first attempt at creating a third person shooter. Though vibrant in colour and a definite break from KOEI Tecmo's stream of hack n' slash titles, Quantum Theory ultimately fails to inspire.

Overwhelmed by all the new shooters announced at this year's E3? Fret not...here's a simple guide to them all.

18 things I learned while attending E3 2010. Also, some photos.

Video Blips for June 10, 2010. Check out the no-frills gameplay of Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light, an underwhelming battle from Arc Rise Fantasia, the re-imagining of the classic Mortal Kombat, and more.

Video Blips for January 15, 2009. Part one of the Mass Effect 2, Sci vs. Fi documentary, action-packed gameplay footage of Quantum Theory, a design-focused Dark Void developer diary, and more.

Remember Quantum Theory? Neither do I. In any case, it isn't a PS3 exclusive anymore.

With an attendee population of 185,030 people in 2009, the Tokyo Game Show is easily the most popular video game convention on this side of the globe. This year I was able to spend a few hours with some of the most anticipated upcoming titles.