Check Her Stance: Finally a Female Pokemon Trainer Stands on Her Own Two Feet
Editor's note: Meghan's holding out for a hero — a female Pokemon trainer without an unfortunate foot disorder. And to celebrate finally finding one,...
Where Do You See Gaming Going? Part 3: Game Writing
Editor's note: As part of his ongoing series "Where Do You See Gaming Going?" Isaiah examines game writing — from actual storylines to implied...
How to Make a Gamer Laugh: Don’t Call it a Comeback Edition
Editor's note: Travis revisits his well-loved series with humor and emotional baggage in tow. If you can find time to comment between the gut-wrenching...
With social game market in flux, what Zynga needs is Farmville 2
Peter Yared is founder and CEO of social and mobile app infrastructure company Transpond. There’s been a lot of chatter over the past few...
Facebook backer Jim Breyer teams up with Keith Lee’s location-game startup Booyah
Forget Foursquare. Get over Gowalla. Jim Breyer of Accel Partners, a board member of Facebook and Walmart, is backing a different location-based app: Palo...
Reviews Spotlight: Super Splinter Clash 2 Edition
This week's Reviews Spotlight combines Street Fighter's over-the-top appeal with Sam Fisher's "hobo look" and adds a dash of Zeno Clash's creepiness. The result...
Bitmob’s Gaming Tour Guides
Gamers lounge around on couches and bean bags way too often. It's time for us to see the world! But where should we go...
Re-Emerged Into Gears of War 2
I have had a passion for Gears of War since the earliest days of its announcement. In fact if you dig way back into my personal blog archives you can find some Gears dedicated blogs that I posted, in particular, focusing on the Locust and what they may be like when we finally got our hands on the game.
News Blips: First-Person Immersion, NPD Figures, Iwata on Consoles, and More
Whether the conditions are virtual or real, going from a love tap to a slap in the face would get a reaction out of...
Video Blips: Prince of Persia, Sniper: Ghost Warrior, Singularity, and More
I find it highly difficult to forget any notion of sand in Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, as practically every sun-baked building in...