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News Blips for Friday, March 04, 2011: NGP titles have been in development since 2008, Infinity Blade is hugely successful, Nintendo 3DS smashes U.K. pre-order record, and more.

News Blips: Nintendo has produced a logo and some images from Super Mario 3DS, Netflix on the handheld was also detailed, Minecraft creator says that piracy doesn't equal theft, and more.

BREAKING NEWS: Charlie Sheen and Moammar Ghadhafi have announced their plans to co-star in a new motion-control video game. Mel Gibson and Gary Bussey are also rumored to appear in the title.

News Blips: European officials are confiscating PS3s at customs, Valve updates Steam with TV optimization, DS piracy cards work on the 3DS, and more.

News Blips for Friday, February 25, 2011: A website counts down to a possible Modern Warfare 3 announcement, L.A. Noire gets pre-order bonus details, and Australia denies classification to Mortal Kombat.

News Blips for February 24, 2011: Dark Souls is 50 percent bigger than Demon's Souls, Fable 3 gets new DLC, Trials HD developer creating an iOS game that will last 1000 days, and more.

News blips for February 23, 2011: Gears of Wars release date, Pokemon DSi bundle, Vietnam severs online games at night, and more.

PC gamers are still surprised that they are continually receiving the shaft. Bitmob investigates these poor, lost souls.

For this Presidents' Day, we took a poll of the entire U.S. population of the top 10 gaming moments featuring the commander in chief. Then we threw those votes through an electoral system that made those votes worthless and decided those 10 moments ourselves.

A Bitmob staffer examines how the debate around the proposed FCC net neutrality rules may impact gamers.

News Blips for February 18, 2011: Danger Close is working on MOH sequel, Telltale is very busy right now, a Diablo 3 console adaptation is essentially confirmed, and more.

News Blips for February 16, 2011: EA CEO talks a big game about The Old Republic, Guinness World Records counts down top 50 video game characters, Crysis 2 gets a demo on the PC, and more.

News Blips for February 14, 2011: New Assassin's Creed will be announced in May, Civilization 4's "Baba Yetu" wins a Grammy, Killzone 3 and Crysis 2 get punched in the junk by piracy, and more.

News Blips for February 11, 2011: Mass Effect 2 and Red Dead Redemption win big at the AIAS awards, Netflix discs for Wii won't work anymore, Super Meat Boy gets new levels, and more.

News Blips for February 09, 2011: Kevin Butler makes a bit of a gaffe on Twitter, XCOM and Spec Ops: The Line are pushed into fiscal year 2012, Sony Ericsson's Xperia Play is headed to Verizon, and more.

News Blips for February 07, 2011: Ubisoft updates the Call of Juarez series with modern sensibilities, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood wins WGA award, Harmonix lays off 12 to 15 percent of employees, and more.

News Blips: Battlefield 3 arriving this autumn, Gearbox's Randy Pitchford speaks with Ken Levine about the future of video games, Fallout: New Vegas DLC gets caught up across all platforms, and more.

News Blips for February 03, 2011: Dragon Age 2 demo completion gives players bonus sword, Enslaved is a sales flop, PS Plus get Stacking free, and more.

News blips for Wednesday February 02, 2011: The Old Republic only needs 500k subscribers to turn a modest profit, Fight Night Champion demo is available now, Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions will bring tilt controls to the 3DS, and more.

In a space where people search for all manner of wild and crazy adventures, Atomic's Breach represents a missed opportunity -- especially in the overstuffed FPS category.