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If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then these video-game characters must be blushing like hell.

Cheap deaths in gaming are the leading cause of baldness. We examine five frustrating scenarios that can make adults cry.

A 16-bit boss takes time out of his busy schedule of world domination to tell us about his day-to-day life.

Ten years ago, Sega announced a drastic corporate restructuring and emerged as a third-party developer and publisher. It's been downhill ever since.

Join us as Bitmob drop-kicks common beat-em-up themes.

Although PSN is down, we still have much to play on our PS3s.

Developers beware: You won't receive any compliments in this week's edition of the Reviews Spotlight. After forcing themselves through uninspired remakes and reimaginings, Bitmob community members are ready to have their criticisms heard and addressed. Take notes!

The following collection of commercials highlights just how terrible Sega's marketing for the Genesis really was.

Area 5's Cesar Quintero and Ryan O'Donnell join Bitmob's Demian Linn and Brett Bates for a special episode of the Mobcast all about co-op gaming. Stay tuned for the music quiz at the end!

Buttonmashing is not just a n00b form of playing games. It is a strategic method of gameplay that only veteran-n00bs have been able to truly understand. It's kind of like "The Force" of gaming...

We're pretty impatient that we...ah, screw that sentence. It was taking way too long to write. This one is shorter. Ditto. So that's why we dig design website Greyscalegorilla's Five Second Project series where folks whip up cool videos that are, yep, five seconds long (smart one, aren't ya?). Man, that sentence was long... So the current Five Second Project theme? Old Videogames. There's currently over a 100 videos posted, but there's no way in hell we're gonna post 'em all. That'd take way too long. Instead, check out one of our favorites [via Offworld]:

A trip down gaming-memory lane that looks at the games that defined several generations.