The Geekbox — Episode 49
The Geekbox – Episode 49 (2010-01-21) Wherein we discuss late-night dumbness, moneyhatting, the depths of MMO obsession, EA Sports Active, why Dragon Age is...
Google tries to lure game developers to Android with free phones
Looking to outdo games on the iPhone, Google is making a push to recruit game developers to make games for the Android operating system....
USA Network blends advertisers into TV show-based games
Yesterday, USA Network launched the first episode of seven-mission online game based on its Burn Notice, Covert Ops hit show on its TV network....
Patience: The New Dividing Factor Among Gamers
Editor’s note: Pete provides an interesting take on the split between different types of gamers. I personally beat many of the classic Commodore 64...
Best Licensed Song of 2009: Left 4 Dead 2, “Re: Your Brains”
It’s no surprise that Valve chose the song “Re: Your Brains” by Jonathan Coulton as a nice little bonus in Left 4 Dead 2’s...
G-A-M-E-R Spells “Help”
A small country is in danger, and gamers everywhere are helping. You should, too! If you’ve been avoiding the news for the past two...
Best History Lesson of 2009: The Beatles: Rock Band
Activision laid down the opening riffs to the licensing rock-off, but Harmonix gave the encore. Rather than focusing on making a tribute, The Beatles:...
Crispy Gamer fries itself: staff fired, CEO quits in protest
Crispy Gamer, a game media company that raised $8.25 million, self-destructed today. The company’s board of directors fired all of the online game site’s...
OnLive gets a bad review from sneaky blogger, but it’s off the mark
OnLive, the ambitious games-on-demand service that is in beta testing now, went through a bit of a media tempest today, and for no really...
Bitmob Community Meet-Up: PAX East
Editor's note: Derek has volunteered to get the ball rolling on something many of you have been clamoring for: an East Coast meet-up! I'll...