Slowly but surely, iOS and Android devices are seeing full-length, well-received titles hit the platform that have more in common with established consoles than what we think of as "phone gaming."

Daav from NoobFeed.com takes a look at 'revolutionary' game Bang! The Official Video Game. As a pioneer in cross-platform gaming, it has that exact quality, but sadly not much more than that. A card-based western board game? Sounds about as much fun as it is. Passable, but not much above that.

Halloween is here and Goozernation has a list of the top 10 scariest games to play. There are so many to choose from, Silent Hill 2, Dead Space, Alan Wake, Eternal Darkness, Condemned 1, Amnesia, as well as many others. Nothing like playing in a dark room with the surround sound cranked up.

Deus Ex Human Revolution is a great game hands down. There are so many options available to the player that this game deserves multiple play throughs. Want to get it really cheap? Why not try it with Onlive?

2D boy has decided to bring it's quirky (not to mention sticky) and cute puzzle game, World of Goo, to Android devices. No release date has been announced, but it will be released for both Phones and tablets.

Portland's Retro Gaming Expo is part expo and part swap meet. Almost anything from the late 1990s can be found here. Based on the number of people that attended it looks like interest in retro gaming is exploding

In this week's edition of Primed and Ready, Default Prime columnist Tom Peeters discusses the idea of whether or not a gamer should stop gaming when he reaches a certain age.

In this this week's edition of The Bitereon Collection, Default Prime columnist John-Charles Holmes inducts World of Goo for the Wii and PC into the collection.