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The ridiculous checklist a hardcore Sonic fan has to go through to make sure a new game even has the possibility of being good.

News Blips for Wednesday, November 2, 2011: Dark Souls ships 1.5 million copies; Capcom plans to charge $49.99 for Resident Evil Revelations; Sega is adding Tails to Sonic CD; and more.

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 10/31/2011.

Which game levels and bosses were the worst of the worst? Read what our community members think in this conclusion to the Levels of Shame Bitmob Writing Challenge.

After 16 years of awkward spin-offs, Sega finally decides to adopt the K.I.S.S philosophy with Sonic: The Hedgehog 4. The result is a loving homage to the original Genesis titles that, unfortunately, winds up slightly heart breaking with the inclusion of a major design flaw.

My entry for October 2011's Bitmob Writing Challenge: Levels of Shame. I write about Sonic CD's intro zone, Palmtree Panic.

This week's Reviews Spotlight features Sonic CD, Jamestown, Deepak Fights Robots, and more!

Video Blips for August 25, 2011. Dark Souls weaves its prologue with appropriate ambiguity, swap grenades for gravity blasts in Inversion, melt faces with the powerful wizard Direwolf in Crimson Alliance, and more.

Sonic CD doesn't stand up to thoughtful scrutiny, yet everyone loves it, and I have no idea why.

News Blips for Monday, August 22, 2011: Sonic CD will be part of Microsoft's PAX presence; Battlefield 3 will feature 24-player team deathmatch even on PC; Portal's Kim Swift will reveal her new game this weekend; and more.

It's Sonic the Hedgehog's 20th birthday! Join Bitmob community writer Louis Garcia as he honors the blue blur that gave Mario a run for his money.

This is a look at 31 games that I would like to play before the end of the world! Part 3 of 3.

A hacker makes it possible to play Sega CD games on a PSP Go.

My recap of 2009's Portland Retro Gaming Expo.