Rick Mann: Mega Man Goes Corporate
Developers have attempted to imitate Mega Man endlessly, trying to capture the little blue guy's magic. At the same time, those of us who...
Reviews Spotlight: Sabotage, Spellcasting Dogs, and Late Bird Specials
The Bitmob Reviews Spotlight is a weekly feature which endeavors to bring attention to the website's most capable writers. While most of your are...
Quake Live Customization: So Easy Even a Newbie Can Do It
Quake Live is the ultimate multiplayer experience for people who have grown up with and love first-person shooters. Simply navigate to id's website, and...
A Tribe Called “Game”
Presumably you are a gamer. Well, so am I. But does that fact alone connect us? Computer and video games have captivated a majority...
When Making your Own Game Isn’t an Option
What do you get when you cross outright copyright infringement and a complete lack of imagination? World of Lordcraft, that's what! This game looks...
The Indie Scene: A to Z — Misadventurous Musings
The halfway point of the Indie Scene series throws a changeup our way. Instead of rounding up a handful of M-lettered game per usual,...
Adult Swim’s Simple Answer to Combat Boredom
The worst part about going to work is actually working all day long. Thank goodness Adult Swim is there to give us an alternative....
Week in review: Web pioneer bashes Apple, SXSW attendees slam Twitter keynote
Here’s our summary of the week’s business and tech news. First, the most popular stories we published in the last seven days: Google pays...
Civilization V preview signals return to good old-fashioned war games
Civilization IV was one of the most immersive strategy games ever made. When it debuted in 2005, it was an elaborate triumph in the...
Gaming Lexicon: Chapter 1
Editor's note: Derek aims to be the Noah Webster of Bitmob, documenting — and making light of — the words we gamers take for...