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Sometimes, it takes a walk down memory lane (and a crazy little nephew) to help you appreciate a game. This is one of those times.

Need some motivation? Watch this video and remember to keep moving right.

Writing about my favourite subject: me

Super Mario World meets Jurassic Park in this funny video.

Over 20 animals suffered horribly in the making of this article...including baby seals.

One Christmas morning, my grandfather changed my life by presenting me with a Super Nintendo.

Rayman: Origins is making great advances in the 2D-platformer genre.

Can you name the Mario games just by looking at the turtle-stomping plumber's pixel art?

These five power-ups and features would make life much easier... and cooler.

18-minute musical medley rings loud and proud of 30 years of Super Mario gaming.

These two Super Nintendo games are the ones to play to celebrate the system turning 20 this month!

Surely devouring thousands of fellow animated sprites eventually begins to wear on one's soul. This piece by artist Tucker Rzepecki gives a little bit of insight into what happens when pixels stop being polite and start getting real.

Classic DOOM has more in common with Super Mario World than modern first person shooters.

Downloadable content is often a pain, but what if we had to buy bullets for Mega Man or armor for Yoshi?

Female gamers are no longer a myth. This means that the end of sexism, stereotypes, and sexual objectification of women is upon us. Or is it?

Can two games from different genres have something in common? Write about it in this month's Bitmob Writing Challenge!

Ever wonder what the world's favorite video game would be? So did new website unikGamer. Help the Bitmob community by making your own list.

In this week's episode of the Mobcast, Epic Games Design Director Cliff Bleszinski, Ignition Entertainment Director of New Business Development Shane Bettenhausen, and 343 Industries Content Producer David Ellis join Bitmob's Dan Hsu. The group discusses the creation of new game types, the evolution of price-pointing, the future of controllers, an

Act Raiser is an underappreciated Enix SNES classic. But for a short time, Nintendo also showcased it as an arcade game.

A gamer explores how gaming enhanced his relationship.