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What if Nintendo developed games like they only had one concole?
How I would save the Phantasy Star series.
Bitmob and Alan Wake inspired one community member to return to writing fiction.
A brief, but awesome, review of Alan Wake. ;)
Frank has examined the potential benefits of gamine. Now he looks at the potential risk of gaming increasing violent behavior.
A look at the positive effects of gaming on adolescents.
A look at how knee-jerk reactions plagued my reactions to the E3 2010 press conferences.
I offer 5 ways Kotaku could become a better site.
Could Valve's E3 "surprise" be Half-Life for the Wii?
A quick look at what the next, next Assassin's Creed may look like.
Why the move to a third-person shooter might work well for the next Harry Potter game.
A look at, and call for discussion on, the idea of a Game Developers' Bill of Rights.
A look at Risen, a minimally adequate action/adventure RPG.
The tale of a harrowing, but brief encounter in the oppressive world of Metro 2033.
In this week's investors call, Bobby Kotick, President of Activision, mentioned the company's Code of Conduct. A few Bitmob members decided to get to digging and find this Code. These are the highlights of what we found.
A look at educational games and how they are helping change the way the world sees video games.
A look at what I think is most exciting about Fable 3.
A look at how to use the 'Share' button to help posts get more hits.
Dave Halverson responds about the shuttering of Play Magazine, the current climate in games journalism, and the rebirth of GameFan.
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