There is always that one definite spot on your back that your arms, no matter how long they might be, cannot reach. For me, that spot is itching.

Now that 2015's over, I looked back at how the video game industry fared and the first thing that popped up into my mind was...

Last day of the year. Hate it or love it, 2k15 has certainly been eventful. Yes, the refugee crisis, on-going wars and violent attacks in the name of “differences” hogged our news feeds. But the world isn't all doom and gloom.

I miss Christmas day spent in front of the TV as a child. The channels do still make Christmas an occasion for some good TV, but

Guess who's back, back again? Facebook's back, tell a friend.

Ever played LoL, Dota 2, CS:GO or any game that involves all the parts of the team functioning at their peak? No? Ever been in a group project? There we go.

I live in Banani, which means I am entitled to hate it. I also work for SHOUT, which means I'm entitled to write editorials.

The penultimate month of 2015 saw so much take place. Jazz fest, Folk fest, this fest, that fest. Leave the political stories aside,

Another terrorist attack. Scores dead. Because corpses are more valuable in this world than lives. Corpses help shape opinions.

Right now I feel like the Tin Man from Oz. This analogy may not be perfect because his goal in life was to get himself a heart, whereas what I'm ...

You might be absolutely nowhere in life right now. You might be in a place where it resembles the chaotic seclusion of an event horizon.

This week we're ending the first series we've run on Fable Factory.

Fall is a pleasant time to be in Bangladesh. There's no sweating profusely, and if you're in Dhaka, you won't be cold either – the nip in the air is just right.

Dota 2 is a game where you and four other digital wizards join forces to beat up the opposing squad of five digital wizards in an endless cycle of birth

Remember the time when you were 6 and you wanted to be a Power Ranger? Or when you were 13 and wanted to be Llama Del Rio?

It's incredible how many hoops we have to jump through to get our hands on a Steam or Origin purchase.

Under the burden of dust, muck, Gabtoli-bound goru'r haat traffic and “koto nisse?” there's some solace. Starting today Dhaka will seem liveable, even if it's for a few days. Savour this while you can. Go out. See things you forgot existed in the city. Enjoy not being stuck in traffic for hours.

If I had a penny for every time someone blamed this generation for being apathetic, I'd be able to afford all the new Apple devices.

What is the yardstick of Bengaliness?