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For my BitMob Backlog writing I decided to go a bit more oldschool.

Divisive without good reason and flexible beyond what we've seen, first-person shooters are diverse gaming experiences with room to grow.

Show your love for video games on Facebook with these neat Timeline cover pictures.

We explore five bizarre gaming-mysteries, like flying dolphins and spike-resistant boots.

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 11/7/2011.

Zelda's and Metroid's embrace of open exploration and tantalizing discovery continues on in From Software's Dark Souls.

After years of gaming, I'm still making the same mistakes.

Metroids: ultimate threat or tool of other species?

A boy, a snake, and a console or two.

What would classic video games look like in real life?

Level up your bargain-hunting skills, and find the next entry for your catalog with the latest piece in Ross's series about game collecting.

A brief introduction from Japan.

Replaying old video games can leave you quite surprised because things are not always as you remember them.

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.

Nine valentines for the gamer in your life.

A special Valentine's Day card featuring Metroid's Mother Brain and Samus.

Super Metroid is a SNES classic, claustrophobic and tense, but since then the series has followed a different path. Is it time that Samus returned to the dark?

Think it's hard to support your gaming habit? Try living on an island in Alaska like this gamer.

2D side-scrollers have gone from killer apps to cheap downloads. Is it time to finally retire the genre?

Too many video-game reviews ruined the appetite of this gamer.