Player One Podcast — Episode 152
Get your skis shined up, grab a stick of Juicy Fruit — this podcast is gonna move ya. Don’t have any skis or sticks...
Space Balls: Foosball Goes Futuristic
Yeah, so this is a video game site. And yeah, we mostly cover gaming stuff of the electronic variety. But, listen: We love balls....
Inflatable Pain: Real-Life Zangief Ultra Combo
Many people think that performing the moves and combos in the Street Fighter series is not possible in real life. Not sure why. Think...
Musings of a Gamer: New Game + Wanted!
Editor’s note: I prefer PC role-playing games to console RPGs because of the replayability I often find in PC RPGs (thanks mostly to mods)....
Bitmob Reviews Spotlight: Back to the Future, or Is It The Past?
We live in an increasingly busy world. We all want the newest game with the best visuals money can buy. Ironic, isn’t it, that...
Bitmob’s Hit or Miss Weekend Recap – Sept. 20, 2009
Welcome to Hit or Miss, back in our usual format after a slight Sega-filled divergence. This week: Nintendo becomes the latest platform holder to...
Tokyo Game Show: Filled with Uncertainty
One year ago, I headed to Japan to cover my first-ever Tokyo Game Show. I was excited, I was gainfully employed, I had a...
The Geekbox — Episode 31
We bring you The Geekbox a little late this week, but that doesn’t make it any less sweet. Let’s have at it. The Geekbox...
Splash Damage: Orientation
Editor’s note: Welcome to Splash Damage, a new weekly feature from Area 5’s Jay Frechette and game producer Erin Ali. In Splash Damage, the...
Finally, An RPG That Is Truly For Everyone (Mario & Luigi: Bowser’s Inside Story Review)
People who played video games during the 16-bit era may remember a title that resulted from an all-star collaboration between two powerhouse developers: Square and Nintendo. This title, known as Mario RPG, was loved by many due to the action and humor it brought to the RPG genre.