Want an easy way to bring your games to the webOS platform?
The Plug-In Development Kit (PDK) is a new component of the webOS SDK that lets developers use C and C++ alongside the web technologies...
Budget Doesn’t Mean Bad: Battle vs. Chess Is Great Gaming on the Cheap
The second someone tells me a game is "budget," I replace the word with "garbage." A regular retail game for just $40? Alright, what's...
Keep a Limit on Limited Editions
Limited Editions can be referred to by many names, Legendary, Prestige, and Collectors among others. Sometimes they are sold as pre-order bonuses like in...
Reviews Spotlight: Mafia Hits, Indie-Game Bursts, and the Battlefield Blues
It's the start of a new month, and the Bitmob community is taking a cue from hip-hop music group Bone Thugs n Harmony. But...
Re-Releases Are Like a Kick in the Nuts
Director’s Cut, Game of The Year Edition, Ultimate Edition call them what you will they can all be referred to as re-releases. Re-releases often...
Valve is Credit to Team! 50 Hours of Team Fortress 2
Multiplayer titles can't seem to hold my attention for too long these days unless they have some sort of progressional unlock and rank system, for addictive stat whoring. Then those communities following those games die out.
How Well Does a Classic Game Have to Hold Up?
If you listen to the Player One Podcast, you may be familiar with the Game Club segment, where we play an older game and...
(30) Days of RPGs: September 2010
Fans of role-playing games have plenty of options these days. RPGs come from most corners of the world and with different styles. This can...
Duke Nukem Forever rises again from the grave to kick ass, chew bubble gum
Duke Nukem Forever is perhaps the iconic vaporware title after being in developmental hell for more than a decade… until now. Take-Two Interactive announced...
Three Reasons Worms: Reloaded Rocks
I didn't expect to like Worms: Reloaded as much as I do. The Worms series isn't known for its radical change, which is why...