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We asked readers what their best and worst experiences were with glitches in Fallout 3. The results are hilarious!

Nostalgia for the NIntendo DS: full of hoary JRPG cliches...but still kind of fun.

Bitmob community members discuss their 2009 Black Friday hauls. What did you walk away with in the early hours of Friday morning?

Everyone could use some good gaming tunes as we recover from holiday feasts and Black Friday spendathons. This week we have selections from Castlevania, Mario, Zelda, Kingdom Hearts and more.

Take a break from digesting your food or the Black Friday madness with some terrible video game ads from 1994.

Part 4 of Bitmob's budget games feature, covering games between $9 and $10 for Xbox 360, iPhone, PC, PS3 and Wii.

It's been a trying year for Bitmob managing editor Jason Wilson, but he's grateful for one thing in particular this year: Bitmob.

Why Left 4 Dead 2 doesn't have that revolutionary and addictive feel that the other holiday blockbuster shooters have.

Part 3 of Bitmob's budget games feature, covering great games up to $8 for the iPhone, PS3, Wii, and PC.

One gamer analyzes the difficult decisions of good and evil in video games, using Metal Gear Solid and BioShock as examples.

The first ever pre-Thanksgiving Bitmob Spotlight: How ad campaigns should work, why celebrities and games really don't mix, and why Apple should reconsider supporting games on their computers.

A closer look at Uncharted 2: Fortune Hunter edition, plus details on the free DLC (donut skins!) and bonus cash weekend for online players.

Editor's note: The final edition of the Battlefield Heroes edition of the Bitmob Game Club is a bit schizo. While two of the members recount their thoughts on the game, we also get a tale of what amounts to griefing and a death notice from the Royal Army Airforce. -Jason

A rebus is a puzzle that subsitutes pictures for words or word sounds, and Jay Henningsen has created a set of rebus puzzles based on video games. Can you solve them without cheating?