EGM #150–A Gamer’s Holy Book (Part 2)
It looks like you’re back. You may have survived the deluge of information on EGM #150, but that was only the initial wave. ...
Bayonetta’s True Beauty
I love crazy games — you know, those ones that are filled with bizarre shit that doesn’t make any sense. Think Noby Noby Boy....
The Bitmob Mailbag, June 11 Edition
OK, OK. We get it. E3 burned you all out. Ditto. We’re only now recovering from the show, and we’re still putting up stories...
I’ve Got a Bad Feeling About Star Wars: The Old Republic
Paging the nearest Jedi: Please mind trick me into believing developer BioWare’s upcoming Star Wars massively multiplayer online role-playing game won’t suck bantha balls....
Daily Blips: Game News from June 11th, 2009
We’re glad the developers at Crytek finally realized they can make more money by releasing their games on all platforms. Mostly because we can...
EGM #150–A Gamer’s Holy Book
Many of us Bitmob readers are former EGM subscribers, and if you’re like me, you have fond memories of what is often considered the...
Otoy joins the fray of companies offering video games on demand
When OnLive came out of hiding in March and declared it could let gamers play fast-action games over the network — a futuristic service...
Next-generation iPhone game Doom Resurrection debuting next week
One of the true next-generation games on the iPhone debuts next week. Doom Resurrection from id Software will be available in the AppStore to...
The top 10 children’s video games coming your way
At this year’s E3 show, it was difficult to ignore publishers’ acknowledgment of the growing children’s market, including indie-influenced titles (such as Scribblenauts and...
Zula launches science-focused kids virtual world
Hoping to add an Internet dimension to its growing kids business, Zula USA has launched a successful kids science education TV show in the...