The newest old game yet hits Nintendo's classic game download service.

Nintendo held a roundtable-style presentation and Q&A with Eiji Aonuma about Phantom Hourglass and the future of the Zelda series. Here's an overview.

We attend a roundtable discussion with Miyamoto, where he shows off and takes questions from the press about Super Mario Galaxy and Wii Fit.

The games of the past head a week where we'll soon see the games of the future.

The Wii Ware announcement, the Smash Bros. blog and some thoughts on the apparent lack of E3 hype are in this edition of the bag.

If you had to choose between a dolphin, a dragon, and a frog, which would you think would make the better classic game?

If you get all three games this week, you'll unlock a secret, hidden game: Street Fighter F-Zero X-II: Hyper Fighting China Warrior!

One reader wonders why A and B aren't both under your thumb, while a few more wish that current Nintendo hardware gets a little something more.

This week's a little bit golf, a little bit Olympics and a little bit Rambo.

Who flips the Nintendo server bill? Why no Wii Soul Calibur IV? These questions, and one from a reader in another far away land, answered this week.

The second Sonic game, the second Golden Axe and the second Lode Runner to appear on Virtual Console. Come here for a second, won't you?

Metroid, the Halo killer? Also, more about Nintendo and the arcade.

Which handheld games should jump to the Wii? What about console games that should jump to the DS? We investigate the possibilities.

Zelda II headlines the arrival of Virtual Console's 100th game. How does it and the others released this week stack up?

How's the Wii's current lineup compared to previous Nintendo systems? And will Nintendo ever see a return to the arcades? That and more in this big mailbag update.

This week: A 16-bit classic, a solid 16-bit platformer, and a game that's not worth 16 bits.

Cyan pulls off the finish among a crowded field in an extremely difficult round of trivia. He takes home The Legend of Zelda cartoon DVD set.

Two out of three ain't bad. Again.

Third parties should be making better games and take on Nintendo directly. Also, DS games that don't use everything the handheld has to offer and the deal with Wii spin-offs instead of true sequels.

Do you like ninjas? Nintendo's got you covered with this week's VC lineup.