Video games as movies, books and even board games. Are video games the most disposable medium? How successful are these endeavors of cross-media brand attachment?

After several months of playtime and a healthy exposure to both the single-player and multiplayer modes, I look at Battlefield: Bad Company 2 as it relates to where the FPS stands as a genre.

Pining for the days where I played three games and liked it, I'm finding that gaming wants more of me now than ever. I think its time I slow down and re-access what I want from gaming.

This post may not be video game related, but it does introduce an interesting First-Person perspective concept I've rarely seen used. Enjoy the video.

Perhaps it's time to say goodbye to local co-op as we knew it as children. It's sad to see it go.

I took a different approach with this review and decided to review Alpha Protocol as if I was set up on a date. A long, boring and incredibly unattractive date.

Sharing a weekend with my mentally handicapped sister as she completely dominated at a Wii Sports Resort got me thinking: maybe motion controls can be good for gaming.

The Brog's Isaiah Taylor reviews Bayonetta and comments on the supposed femininity of the Bayonetta the character and how that helps and hurts the world of the game.

With E3 finally over and done with let's take a look at what was either absent or never expected to be at this years E3.

Help me understand the manufactured hype that surrounds E3. I gather from recent years that my bitterness comes from leaks and lackluster presentation. E3 isn't meant for the people anymore.

Experience, not words, best conveys the ideas behind certain games.

Unlike the NES or old Playstation games, where if you had a game and the console there was a good chance you could play until something broke. Now with the new technology available in gaming everything has changed. Possibly for the worst.

With a lackluster story and superb [to be expected] multiplayer, the review asks if this game's impact will change how future games will be made?

It seems like the dust has settled on the now out-of-print Play Magazine publication. A magazine I read fairly frequently. So what did we learn from Play Magazine?

The gaming community eventually tired of the Mega Man's, the Gradius's and even the Street Fighter's. In this article, I take a look at the most popular genre, First-Person & Third-Person shooters and question if this genre is next?

I understand why its cool to cheer on your favorite game franchise, but when does the formula become stale? I look at the recent Gears Of War 3 hype as an example of how far the shooter franchise has come. Maybe I got it wrong and I should cheer too.

Isaiah Taylor of the Brog posts up a heated review about the international edition of White Knight Chronicles. Recognizing how uncouth it is to post a review without finishing the game, Taylor goes into great detail as to why he couldn't eject the game fast enough. The horrid main plot to the interesting online features, what did this game miss?

Years of my life, lost on some of the worst cartoons. In reflecting on this moment, I'm surprised how many fighting games were made into cartoon series. Really terrible cartoon series. Just be glad I didn't put the Bubsy cartoon in this post. You've been warned.

We've endured the plethora of Sonic titles. Sega fans have put in their time. Why are the mid-to-higher budget titles getting the shaft at Sega?

Today I cover a seldom discussed issue in gaming. An issue so controversial, major gaming outlets won't cover it for fear of losing sponsors and ad support. Today we talk about pooping in video games. There...I said it.