Hit or Miss Weekend Recap – Feb. 14, 2010
This week on Hit or Miss: Activision gets painfully honest in their Call of Duty assessments; NeoGAF shocks the world when they actually contribute something...
NES Games and System Sell for $13,000
Just as the rarity of old comic books make them go up in value, the same thing happens when it comes to video games....
Reviews Spotlight: Finding Flaws, Love, and Football
It’s Valentine’s Day and the Bitmob staff is busy professing love, cuddling, and indulging in expensive chocolate. Luckily for you and me, the community...
Six Months Later: Exploring the Appeal of MMOs
Six months ago, I quit World of Warcraft. After four years of systematic hacking and slashing, I decided the game had come to occupy...
Starved for resources, Electronic Arts skips March Madness basketball game
The evidence of the severity of cutbacks at Electronic Arts‘ game studios is starting to show. This year, EA isn’t making a version of...
Valentine’s Day, Street Fighter-Style — Plus Bonus Video of Animated Chicks Fighting
Valentine’s Day — the time of year where we force our significant other to love us more. Instead of the same old “be mine”...
Making World of Warcraft Cute and Cuddly
Blizzard have transmorphed some of the virtual denizens of Azeroth into cute and furry stuffed animals before, but it looks like they are about to...
Bitmob Steam Group Announcement
It’s time for a history lesson, kids! Valve introduced Steam in late 2003 with two aims in mind: content delivery and community cohesion. Six...
China grants permission for launch of World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade
China’s oversight agency has granted permission for Blizzard Entertainment’s Chinese partner, NetEase.com, to launch an important expansion pack for World of Warcraft. The General...
Sixense shows off fast-action gesture-controlled games (video)
Sixense Entertainment‘s TrueMotion technology is an interesting entry in the market for controlling games using hand gestures. While other companies are capturing motion using...