Check out our best entry and winner of Ultimate Spider-Man on the GameCube, GBA, and DS.

The best and the worst are exposed in our Fifth Annual Awards.

The best and the worst are exposed in our Fifth Annual Awards.

The PGC staff discusses the rumored Revolution specs floating around.

Listen to hundreds of hot video game tracks over the Internet!

Learn all about the first Konami-published music game for GameCube, Karaoke Revolution Party, from the game's creators at Harmonix Music. Plus, their comments on how the Revolution controller might change music games forever!

Check out our three winners!

We've compiled the list of almost all the people that have supported Planet GameCube/Nintendo World Report through out the years. And it grows daily!

Learn all about The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer from the game's developers.

Karthik Bala and Dan Wallace from Vicarious Vision discuss American Sk8land's features, their brisk development schedule, late-night collaboration with Nintendo, and Mr. T.

By popular demand I address more questions about Nintendo WiFi Connection, online content, routers, and ad-hoc connections.

TYP answers your Mario Kart DS and WiFi questions, including which tracks are online and missing chat features. Apparently no one cares about Super Mario Strikers.

PGC catches up with Fall Out Boy on the Nintendo Fusion Tour and picks their brains for thoughts on music, touring, and Nintendo.

Out of enough submissions to make your head spin, this was the best.

Rich Amtower, Tim O'Leary, and Alan Averill from NOA's very own Treehouse take the time to discuss the upcoming release of Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance.

UPDATE: The contest has now ended.

Ask and ye shall receive, I guess. I received TONS of letters about the Revolution controller after my prodding earlier today, so here's a giant-sized mailbag exclusively about that particular subject!

On the heels of Nintendo's Revolution controller unveiling, PGC is proud to bring you the greatest, timeliest, funniest, stupidest Blah Blah Blah ever.

Here's one last mailbag before the deluge of questions about Iwata's speech at TGS.