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My impression of the Dragon's Dogma demo that hit PSN and XBLA.

Find out what one player wants to see in the upcoming Elder Scrolls MMO.

Check out Bitmob's most-read community articles for April 2012. Did you make the list?

Microsoft wants you to believe that games are "Better with Kinect," but developers must take major steps to prove that theory.

In this week's Community Spotlight, we check in with our 3D-artist-in-residence, operate on the world of Skyrim, speculate on the next generation of consoles, and join in the Western-vs.-Japanese developer debate. Read on!

Keiji Inafune keeps going around saying Japanese games are crap. He's been doing so for a few years now. But what are his reasons for saying so, and why do we still care? More importantly, why haven't game journalists press him with hard-hitting questions to qualify his accusations?

In this week's Community Spotlight, we examine the scope of Skyrim, take a crash course in Super Monday Night Combat, analyze what our game libraries say about us, and more. (Don't worry -- we won't get Freudian.)

Video Blips for April 16, 2012. Dragon's Dogma unveils some unique cockatrice gameplay, hardcore fighting vets exploit the Skullgirls combo system, and Prototype shows us just how many ways we can kill a man.

The Violence in Video Games Labeling Act does not go far enough. Here are some video game labels that might actually help people.

Kinect will soon support voice commands for Skyrim,

News blips for April 12, 2012. Kinect comes to Skyrim, Sony reorganizes, The Old Republic gets families, and more.

Our latest Featured Community Writer is Steven Sukkau. Check out his thoughts on Skyrim, sidequests, Lent, and more.

A look at some of the actors behind the characters of Mass Effect 3

This video shows us what Skyrim would look like in the real world.

With Western franchises becoming more successful and influential, what will Japanese games need to do to regain our attention?

One gamer finds a fellow Skyrim fan in an unlikely place.

News Blips for March 30, 2012. Wasteland 2 head Brian Fargo talks about the "abysmal" treatment of developers by publishers, ngmoco's Ben Cousins thinks a free-to-play Skyrim equivalent sits on the horizon, and Assassin's Creed 3 tops preorder numbers for publisher Ubisoft.

The future of Japanese video games looks much brighter than Keiji Inafune and others would lead you to believe.

Read one passionate person's message addressed to Mass Effect's creators.

People should spend a little more time listening to what’s going on in the background of their goblin killing or dude shooting.