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Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning just might be the open-world RPG you never knew you always wanted.

Payday: The Heist melds multiplayer co-op shooting with the fun of being a bad guy. Maybe crime does pay, after all.

You might see a new game starring a man dressed like a bat at this year's E3. But Gotham City Imposters is a decidedly different take on the Dark Knight's universe.

The mix of exploration, problem solving, and sheer dino-inspired terror makes Jurassic Park: The Game look like a winner.

We assigned our Bitmob gumshoes the task of writing about L.A. Noire, and they cracked the case wide open. Check out their findings.

In this week's Community Spotlight, we've got quarter-gobbling arcade games, hard-rocking 8-bit sounds, a tough-looking Ghost of Sparta, and even more Pokémon.

Bitmob is heading to E3 next week, and we want your questions, comments, and observations during the show for our E3 Mailbag.

Follow Bitmob's profile page on gaming social network Raptr, and you could win a free game or a 12-month subscription to Xbox Live Gold. Here's how.

In this week's Community Spotlight, we've got an endless supply of flying lizards, an examination of industry buzzwords, a look a why we play games, and more Pokémon history. Oh, and some dude named Ebert.

Psst. Hey. Yeah, you. You want fame and glory? Good, because Bitmob wants you to get the dirt on L.A. Noire in our latest writing challenge.

In this week's Community Spotlight, we've got part 3 in the history of Pokémon, more great Portal art, the pressures of creation, and a lyrical gaming lament.

In this edition of Bitmob Hidden Gems, we've got an equine view of Red Dead Redemption, a look at how achievements affect narrative, a critique of Mass Effect 2, and a study of the sounds of gaming.

The long nightmare of the PSN outage is over...probably. Here's how Bitmob's Facebook and Twitter followers are feeling.

In this week's Community Spotlight, we're all about battles: old narrative techniques vs. new ones, hardcore vs. casual gamers, critics vs. developers, and Pokémon.

Taken by themselves, each of Imaginary Range's two sections would seem rather dull. Put them together, though, and you get a unique iOS experience with a curious commentary behind it.

Check out April's most-read submissions from the Bitmob community. Did you make the list?

In this week's Community Spotlight, we've got cool 3D art with a Portal 2 flavor, a look back at canceled titles of yesteryear, and Gears of War 3 strategy by way of Shining Force. Oh, and someone wants an American Psycho game. Yikes.

Portal 2 is hilarious, but its narrative doesn't hold up. Why? Because it took the fear away.

You know what's awesome? Portal 2. You know what's awesomer? The great articles the Bitmob community wrote about Portal 2 in the past few weeks.

In this week's Community Spotlight, we get bludgeoned with narrative in Homefront, get introspective with the Gears of War 3 beta, learn how not to behave in online multiplayer, and break down the potential of iOS gaming.