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News Blips for Monday, March 19, 2012: A new Humble Indie Bundle for Android (and Windows/Mac/Linux); EA shutters over a dozen multiplayer servers; and EA is looking into the Battlefield version of Call of Duty Elite.

News Blips for March 1, 2012. Assassin's Creed 3 gets a time and place, BioShock Infinite gets a date, and Minecraft reaches new heights.

My gaming experiences of last year that no one wants to read

Valentine's Day is just around the corner. If you haven't found a date yet, hopefully these enticing reviews distract you from the looming horror of single life.

Does this game truly deserve all the hate? Or is it truly a diamond in the rough?

A gamer talks about limiting himself in a way that forces himself to play games he doesn't really like just to be able to play the games he loves. Oh yeah and also because it sort of helps reduce his massive backlog.

Even though I received The Saboteur as a gift, I immediately had snobby thoughts about it. How good could it possibly be with the middling reviews critics gave it? Turns out I loved it, and that led me to explore the disconnect between critics and gamers.

With recent titles like Costume Quest and Limbo employing cel-shading and silhouettes, it's clear that art teams are taking on new roles, tasked with not only making a game stand out but developing art styles that help complement the stories. One of these styles that has surprisingly taken off is the act of restoring color to a bleak, dark world.

When SD people drummed up some outrage at the unreadable text in Dead Rising, the game industry as a whole should have clued into the fact that SD gamers still exist.

This week's Reviews Spotlight makes me especially proud. Because of these articles, I may just have to spend my allowance on the highlighted games.

Stuck in December 2009? Want to know if Pandemic Studios' final project is a winner or a big fat loser? Sage Knox at Crush! Frag! Destroy! has answers for you! (Note: Also, I know who won/wins the Super Bowl, people of 12/2009. Break out the big checks).

While car bombs and scuffles may give the law a reason to lock you in the hold, there’s certainly no reason not to imbibe a bit of the spirit and allow these Irish video game characters to help you celebrate the holiday

Every game I played in 2009 reviewed.

Having trouble deciding what you need for Christmas? These limericks will help you out.

Mass Effect 2's disc-swapping, The Saboteur's nude assault against used game, EA's possible Medal of Honor protagonist, and more.

Video Blips for December 3, 2009. The Muscle March North America trailer, a Silent Hill: Shattered Memories trailer with a rocking soundtrack, a featurette made from Flipnote Studio animation, and more.

Looking at The Saboteur as part of a trend to make open-world games fully open from the start.