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A tale of leaving the World of Warcraft behind and rediscovering the vast, wonderful world of gaming beyond Azeroth. Complete with mention of robotic turtles, Congo Bongo, and much more. For anyone considering leaving WOW, this is worth a read.

The new hot feature for multiplayer isn’t a mode type, a perks system, or even a mute button. It's a story...the one thing that might not actually belong.

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

Our panel of iconic game characters take some time away from reloading their Error 37s to weigh in on Diablo III's almost-a-release.

Ever since Double Fine raised over $3 million on Kickstarter, everyone's jumped on that bandwagon to get their game projects funded. So it's only fair our all-star panel of iconic game characters follow suit.

Indie hit Fez does far more than present a clever platforming game with a clever mechanic...it uses a clever trick to create a level of immersion few other games can match.

The reasons why this generation-defining RPG won't cross my path.

The ultimate Uncharted review

Some have labelled the touch controls found in Uncharted: Golden Abyss as tacked-on and unnecessary. I argue that they contribute to an experience that's better suited to gaming on the go.

See why a player believes that modern games have lost the charm that immortalized classic releases.

If you are a fan of the series, Uncharted: Golden Abyss is a must have, no doubt. In fact, Golden Abyss is half of the reason I bought a Vita. The story is great, the visuals are stunning…it’s almost everything you would expect from an Uncharted title.

Check out the ten most-read stories from the Bitmob community for January 2012. Did you make the list?

This is my attempt to define what I call the Neo-Retroism movement prevalent mainly in the independent gaming community today.

Everyone's second-favorite treasure hunter (you can't top Indiana Jones) is back! Unfortunately, very little has changed.

Guiseppi Protacio shares us his Top 20 video games of 2011

2011 spoiled us rotten with stellar games, but only one met my personal criteria for Game of the Year.

Every year has its best-of lists when it comes to gaming. This time, let's look at the biggest disappointments of 2011.

Remember all those terrible full-motion-video games we were subjected to in the mid 1990s? Uncharted 3 has more in common with them than you might think. Read on to find out why (spoilers included).

Hubris.

2011 became the year a great narrative became an indispensable ingredient for making a great game, and there's no going back now.