Full disclosure: Warner Bros. provided a free Xbox 360 copy of Lollipop Chainsaw for this article.

Early on in Lollipop Chainsaw, developer Grasshopper Manufacture's new exploitation-inspired action game for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, protagonist Juliet cuts off her …

Think of the Electronic Entertainment Expo as a bellweather. Every major player in the industry rolls out their top-line products and sets the tone for the next 12 months, for better or worse. The constant bombardment of information gets so …

In 2010, THQ gave the gaming world one of the largest marketing campaigns it has ever seen. The effort focused on the first-person shooter, Homefront. THQ knew that it needed to make a big splash with this game, and if it succeeded, …

I've never understood the appeal of playing a video game based on trading cards. Yu-Gi-Oh, Pokémon, and even Dragon Ball Z have their own play on this concept, and every time it seems boring and needlessly complicated. Card games are designed …

The Mobcast is back! Sorta. Thanks to the resources Bitmob now has access to from our still-in-progress merger with GamesBeat, we will be revitalizing our old podcast under a new name.

The award-winning format will be the same as the …

I founded a religion last night. We worship trees and stone. Unsurprisingly, my cities are surrounded by forests and stone quarries. By shaping my religion based on my surroundings, I’ve gained bonus happiness for my people and improved their faith. …

Note: BlinkWorks Media sent me a copy of Indie Game: The Movie for this article.

As a gamer invested in the success of the medium, I feel a compulsory obligation to support indie gaming; failure to do so entails support …

Certain things in gaming that have become so iconic we don't really question them. I mean, take the yellow block with a question mark on it from the Mario series. Why does it float? How did coins get in there? …