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In this week's Community Spotlight, we praise (and pan) the fighting genre's popcorn flick, pine for exploration in first-person shooters, and plead for more control over graphics.

New indie puzzle-platformer Creavures is visually stunning. But it makes me miss the game it obviously mimics: The Lost Vikings.

The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening didn't just break the fourth wall -- it used its dream-within-a-game narrative to ask some real existential questions.

Good job, Homefront. Your marketing video just happened to pick the right city to freak me right the hell out.

Reports have a Mirror's Edge sequel in limbo. Here's why it deserves to be made.

Nothing can topple the Super Bowl in popularity. But a made-for-TV gaming event could learn a lot from its spectacle.

Romp through the Roaring '20s in The Great Gatsby for NES. Just watch out for flappers.

In this week's Tweetbook Q&A, Bitmob Facebook and Twitter followers examine the death of Guitar Hero and the hubbub over "lowbrow" humor. Join the conversation!

Former 1UP staffer Ray Barnholt is back with a new retro gaming magazine. Check it.

How playing both sides of Mass Effect 2's morality meter makes for a more well-rounded character -- and a better RPG experience.

Being a character in a video game is a lot like being Bill Murray in "Groundhog Day." Just ask Mario.

In this week's Tweetbook Q&A, we ask Bitmob's Facebook and Twitter followers about the Sony NGP and their nerdiest possessions. Join the conversation!

Mass Effect: Genesis helped get me up to speed on important plot points. But the interactivity left me cold.

In this week's Tweetbook Q&A, we ask our Facebook and Twitter followers about the Nintendo 3DS and if reviewers should complete the games they cover. Join the conversation!

Is DC Universe Online a button masher? Yes. Is that a good thing? Absolutely.

In this week's Tweetbook Q&A, we ask our Facebook and Twitter followers which fighter they're picking in Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and about the future of episodic gaming. Join the conversation!

I'm a sucker for Myst. I'm also a sucker for Tron. New indie game Fract combines both.

In this week's Tweetbook Q&A, we ask our Facebook and Twitter followers about the value of online multiplayer and their most anticipated games of 2011. Join the conversation!

The release of Tetris on PSN reminded me why I love the game so much -- not because of what has changed but because of what hasn't.

It's easy to assume things were better in the past. Telltale Games' new take on Back to the Future shows how to make an old license -- and an old genre -- feel new again.