If you liked the way your games looked on the Xbox, wait until you see them on the 360.

Hillary Clinton's new "family protection" bill and the new announcement about the Revolution are just a couple of the topics in this week's podcast.

The Sims set new precedents for strategy games and practically invented the "virtual life" simulator. Consequently, and because it was just so much fun, it's one of the greatest games of all time.

The Xbox 360 is now out--we talk more about the console's launch, Tivo on your PSP, and 50 Cent's new "children's game."

Joanna Dark is back in action against the evil dataDyne corporation, and GameSpot's Walkthrough has a full walkthrough, as well as tips for weapons, singleplayer, and multiplayer.

Associate editor Bob Colayco explains why the game industry doesn't need to turn into another episode of Newlyweds starring Nick and Jessica.

In Burning Questions, you ask the questions and we answer them, and it's clear that you guys all want to know about one thing this week, the Xbox 360. Well, fortunately we've been able to get plenty of hands-on time with the 360, so I thought I would answer all of your questions right here and now.

Editor Jason Ocampo thinks back to the cool educational games of his youth and wonders where they all went.

GameSpot's Walkthrough to Civilization IV is your one-stop shop for tips on building cities, expanding your military, choosing a leader, and more!

We compare the various video cables available for the Xbox 360 for price and picture.

Data producer Dave Toister ponders a world where motion pictures and games become one.

Once upon a time sci-fi flight sim games reigned supreme. Perhaps they disappeared because after Freespace 2, there was nowhere for them to go, but down.

In the $2,000 Operation: Sniper Storm event, eight teams face off against each other in a series of single elimination, do-or-die matches. Check out the results and watch live event video.

Welcome to the mailbag, everybody. I'm the guy without an Xbox 360 preorder, Alex Navarro.

This week's topics include Nintendo's upcoming DS offerings, Xbox 360 shortages, the Halo movie, and more!

Site director Greg Kasavin explains why discussing your game-playing habits can still seem awkward, even if working with games is your job.

Cliff Hicks takes you inside the mind of an online addict. A mind that might be your own.

It's time to take over Liberty City yet again in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories. GameSpot's Walkthrough has a complete walkthrough, along with plenty of tips and cheats.

This week we'll look at the German perspective on World War II shooters, the gay gamer's perspective on gaming's heroes, and the average PC user's perspective on broken-ass copy protection (Here's a hint: The average PC user doesn't like it!).

This week, we talk about Blizzcon, EA snapping up the Simpsons license, and much more!

Andrew Anderson explains why he wants to see more-compelling intellect from games, as well as from the people who make them, in his latest Freeplay column.

It's time to save Europe from the Nazi war machine yet again! GameSpot's walkthrough has a complete walkthrough and plenty of tips for your online play, as well!

In this Freeplay column, senior editor Jeff Gerstmann brings us up to speed on what the next generation consoles will offer.

Quake 4 possesses the classic id-style multiplayer, wed with one of the best single-player campaigns to ever grace a Quake game. GameSpot's Walkthrough has plenty of tips and hints for both!

In this Freeplay column, assistant editor Avery Score discusses Quake 4, wrestlers-turned-actors, and how not to be scary.