With the announcement of the release details it is time for you to send us all your 3DS questions.

It's the last mailbag before Nintendo's E3 press conference!

The mailbag's back and it's better than ever (kind of)!

The Mailbag returns yet again to answer your questions!

...and the mailbag makes its stunning, magnificent return!

What's in store for Nintendo home consoles? Is there hope for "hardcore" third party games? What the heck is up with Sonic (and why is it so bad)? Find out in the first edition of the resurrected Mailbag!

Nintendo's surprisingly good Wii game lineup and a lot of unanswered questions about the Nintendo DSi, all in this edition of the NWR Mailbag.

It's the post-E3 mailbag! If these questions are any indication, Nintendo fans are not pleased about the show ... and neither is a certain director of a Nintendo website.

You asked, we answered. Check out the gigantic all-Brawl mailbag special!

Steven sets the record straight on the Wii's Virtual Console game storage problem.

Steven explains why the Wii shovelware situation is worse than you might think. That and more in the glorious return of our always internationally-flavored mailbag.

Have you been waiting a while for the return of the mailbag? So have I. Get your questions in for next time!

Labor Day at NWR means we're working, and we're proving it with a big ol' mailbag update.

Was Nintendo's E3 showing a bust? What do we think about Wii Fit? Check out the answers to these questions and more in the post-E3 edition of the NWR mailbag.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

Game guides, bad games and lazy developers are covered this week. Don't forget to send in your questions any time you want!

Many-a-reader submitted a certain question, only for it to go unanswered ... until now. The One Answer lies within this week's mailbag update.

This week's thrilling episode includes a few Super Paper Mario observations, someone who still doesn't understand the success of the Wii, and a lot more of the usual.

Twilight Princess and Virtual Console are the headliners this week.

The Academy Awards are over. Who won? Who cares! Here's another mailbag update for you.

Is the 10-point rating scale inflated? The answer may surprise you. This and other questions have been submitted for your review.

This week we open with a lot of questions about Virtual Console, then head back into GameCube territory with more on our massive GameCube tribute.

The Greatest GameCube Games list is complete. However, someone thinks that we made a major omission that is big enough to render the list invalid. The NWR response is inside, as well as more GC love.

Wii multiplayer mulling, Virtual Console concerns, remote pointer problems and the fate of a popular import DS game are some of the topics in this week's bag update.

Instead of giving you a gimped mailbag last night, I'm back with a wonderfully large mailbag today!

Neither Rain, sleet, snow, hail nor throbbing headaches will prevent the delivery of another NWR mailbag update!

Just in time for the new semester, Steven schools readers on video cables, Nintendo's customer service hotline, and why Windows PCs are better than Macs. (Seriously, they are.)

It can't be a happy New Year without another mailbag update, now can it?

Our Christmas present to you: A jumbo-sized Christmas Eve edition of the NWR mailbag!

Don't let the calendar fool you. Today is really Sunday! Here's the mailbag update to prove it!

This jumbo-sized mailbag has a lot of questions about Virtual Console, but there's plenty of other stuff in here to satisfy your craving for the weekly mailbag.

This mailbag deals with international Wii questions, Internet and wireless networks, and some remote-less Wii demo stations. Also inside, find out how we're making it easier for you to send us mail!

The mailbag is back! Everyone's asking all sorts of stuff about the Wii, so why not click and see?

Nintendo vs. Immersion, 480p vs. 576p and The People vs. Wii Controls, all in the final pre-Wii mailbag!

You have Zelda questions, and I have Zelda answers. Loading times, difficulty and the new direction of the series are just some of the topics covered in this all-Zelda mailbag special!

We've got answers to some rapid-fire questions concerning Super Paper Mario, Wii progressive scan and a mysterious Wii startup disc.

It's late, but great things come to those who wait. There are lots of excellent questions this week, so please read it!

This week's episode has some concerns about launches in Europe and at home, a Miiningful Smash Bros. Brawl idea, and a comment on Wii-order madness.

Let's see what we've got in here this week...Miis, frames-per-second, and an "SSBB not online" what-if. Put down whatever game you're playing and do some reading for a change!

Why launch hardware on Sunday? Why is Link right handed now? How do the Wii controller accelerometers work? Why don't you read this week's mailbag and find out?

There are still more Wii questions out there, and we've got the answers to a lot of them!

Reactions and comments to the Wii launch details, plus some other stuff!

A short but sweet bag this week touches on Wii nunchaku rumble, pre-launch games and thoughts on Nintendo's next next console.

The Labor Day mailbag asks questions about Wi-Fi cheaters, Aussie localization, and the fate of online Wii launch games. Come see what the answers are!

A leaner and meaner mailbag this week includes questions on Wii online, Pokemon, and that pesky DS Health & Safety warning.

In part two of this huge mailbag, we discuss Wii launch games, DS Wi-Fi settings, and the Twilight Princess controller controversy.

Woah, this mailbag is so big, it doesn't fit on one page! This half covers Wii controller lag, GC control on Wii games, and the death of the GameCube hardware.

Responses to Wii remote battery life, Nintendo sports sims, the "promise" Nintendo is looking to prove in Germany and more in yet another PGC Mailbag.

The first August mailbag goes into detail about GameCube component cable support, another Naruto Taisen game, and WindyMan's take on the new E3.

Why isn't Nintendo cool? Can old games use new hardware features? Which Zelda version should you get? Answers to these questions and many more in this week's edition of the mailbag.

Hot off the presses, this week's issue contains questions about the impending console war, future Final Fantasies and a response to MMOs on the Wii.

This week's bag is bookended by concerns about the Wii D-Pad, with TNA, Wii cameras and console MMORPGs sandwiched in the middle. Delicious!

Two Zelda versions, two Wii versions, co-op games and Nintendo's love of money, all in another edition of the PGC Mailbag.

GBA on the Wii, Mother in the States, shoddy GameCube ports and more in another edition of the most awesomest mailbag around!

DS lefties and GB-GBA ports, Nintendo's movie studio, and some comments about the PS3 in this week's mail call.

Another bag? You bet. This time around questions include DS Lite colors, GameCube questions and some Wiimote control ideas.

Super Paper Mario, publisher support, launch date speculation, and that damn sensor bar, all in this week's bag.

Bag topics this time around include more Smash Bros. Brawl, Rare, USB, FPSes and accusations of blasphemy.

This weekend's topics cover Wii pre-orders, some Wii controller technical clarification, and someone that wants to see the Nintendo all-star cast in some other types of games.

Let's finish off the weekend with another round of post-E3 madness.

The post-E3 mailbag is so big, a single day can't contain it!

This mailbag is all about the Wii, and just days away from E3. You know you want to read it!

You know Wii is going to be the big topic at hand, but there's some other stuff in here, too!

The bag is back and here to stay, with a big list of questions on the DS Lite, Player's Choice games, the Revolution's price and more! Come on in and feed the bag!

Back with a dual screen vengeance so bright it'll burn your eyes, the PGC Mailbag answers your questions about the Nintendo DS Lite.

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.

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!

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

Today's mailbag covers some topics. You know, Nintendo stuff.

Today's mailbag ownz0rs topics like the Game Boy Micro, adventure games on DS, Brain Training, import warranties, and the true meaning of "Nintendo".

The mailbag loves you, too. Today's topics include Yamauchi, Nintendo's alleged laziness, Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, Miyamoto's "lost" game, and a special comic book.

I've been laboring all day to bring you this special Labor Day mailbag! (Not really.) We catch up on a couple of lost games, get into the nitty gritty of the Play-Yan, and discuss why there are so few Mario platformers lately.

...and here's another page of letters, since they wouldn't all fit onto one page.

I've been sick for the past few days, hence the lack of mailbag updates. Hopefully this titanic roster of questions and answers will make up for the dry spell!

Nintendogs, Army Men RTS, Electroplankton, Superman 64...it's a motley crew of topics in this brand new mailbag!

Tonight's short mailbag covers Seaman DS, NES best-sellers, Revolution portability, and Charlie Murphy.

Today's mailbag covers too many topics to summarize. Just grab a bowl of popcorn and start reading.

Super exhaustion edition: WiFi on Macs, Gigabits, Cube repairs, DSP ideas, Micro pricing, and Harvest Moon. More to come later this weekend, and maybe even later today.

Today's long awaited mailbag covers really hard NES games, where your game money goes, Geist strafing, Halo with Morph Balls, and oh yeah, something about a Zelda delay of some sort.

Today's bag editorializes upon an EA-produced console and development costs, and there's loads of great info from our readers about subscribing to Japanese magazines, playing GC games on a laptop screen, and more!

Git yer mailbag fix, arrr. Perfect Dark, Pokemon MMORPG, Milon's Secret Castle, how can ye resist? Ye can't.

Let's talk about Bruce Campbell, Luigi, and that terrifying "two to three times as powerful as GameCube" snafu.

Today's mailbag is obsessed with fixing or replacing the NES, Mario Kart tunneling, and of course, Nintendo WiFi Connection.

Here's a weekend's worth of questions and answers about everything from Skies of Arcadia to DS battery replacement to finding a working NES.

Another huge mailbag is here to kick off your weekend.

Tonight's mailbag covers Star Fox, USB wireless adaptors, monkeys in balls, and about a trillion other topics. Seriously, this thing is colossal. And you love it that way.

Letters! We get letters! We get stacks and stacks of letters! LEEEETTEEEERRRRS!

Tonight's bag is back to normal size, or maybe a bit smaller, but I've got plenty more coming soon. Get up to speed on: DS browsing, dialup WiFi, Mario Baseball, and read-only game saves.

This gigantic mailbag has left my fingers too tired to type a list of topics. Just click and start reading, it's simpler that way!

Have a mailbag with your Monday morning coffee or juice. We'll talk about Mario Sunshine, DS processors, Symphonia sales, Zelda length, and Play-Yan! Meow.

Today's mailbag has been called "the feel good mailbag of the summer" and covers the Super Mario Club, unlocking Nintendogs, Sega lamentations, DS processing, and classic Japanese games on Revolution.

The talk of the day: DS horsepower, legal vs. illegal downloads, Animal Crossing, PC>DS ports, TGS hopes, and Nintendo On.

This jumbo mailbag includes: piracy, Naruto, Battalion multiplayer, XD, NPCB, BAR, and Odama.

Sure, why not have a third mailbag before the day is done? This one covers multiple Nintendogs, Intelligent Systems, "kiddy", Perfect Dark DS, and first place.

RE5 on Revolution. Zelda delay worries. Jack Thompson. Get your mailbag fix.

Today's mailbag includes a way to play GBA games on the Revolution, Hunters online, Micro compatibility, DS racers, and the Triforce arcade board.

After a brief hiatus while I waited for more questions, the mailbag is back to cover lost source codes, currency exhange rates, expensive controllers, GBA games on Revolution, and wacky market predictions.

PGC readers ask about and comment on such topics as creative game design, Animal Crossing DS, Revolution specs and pricing, and developing new games for old "systems" on the Revolution.

Today's mailbag takes a hard look at Nintendo's sales by region, Nanostray multiplayer, Resident Evil 5, and the Mother (Earthbound) series.

Tonight's mailbag touches upon Extreme-G, Leslie Swan, Katamari DS, Nintendo ignoring PAL gamers, Smash Bros. sequels, and even Demasked.

In this edition: Jump Superstars, Sega support, upcoming GBA releases, and Super Princess Peach!

Yes, the PGC mailbag keeps rolling all weekend long. Today's installment covers GBA Micro connectivity, Golden Sun, Mega Man collections, and plenty of the usual Revolution stuff.

In today's mailbag: GameCube software sales, DDR pads for GameCube, PAL>NTSC conversion with Freeloader, Metroid Prime 3 multiplayer, and Revolution HD.

This giant-sized mailbag covers the likes of Ultimate Spider-Man, Homeland, Nintendo Puzzle Collection, and of course, Revolution.

The mailbag is back! This time we're talking DS media bashing, the future of Factor 5's relationship with Nintendo, and Zelda's localization.

PGC heads up your concerns about various topics!

Time to get this bag shaking! Five new questions hot off the presses.

We've got some DS questions in this bag, requests for info on Snowboard Kids and Silicon Knights aswell as Zelda and Starfox.

Want to know about hardware? Freeloading, GBA VGA, disc reading problems info inside! On the software side: Doshin, Midway, Advance Wars, and more.

Are you a dance maniac? An ogre battler? Maybe you're looking for some television-buying pro-tips, or want a hint on what Nintendo's next console will cost. Inside!

The Bag is back! This time we tackle Nintendo's marketshare, the likelihood of a Cube makeover, freebie discs, Mario 128, and a Zelda spoiler at the end (you've been warned).

The Bag is back. In this edition, Monster Cable, the GBA SP, VGA adaptors, Konami support, Ikaruga's status, and TNN's video game awards show.

In this quick and dirty edition of the Mailbag, we discuss the Pop-up ads we know you NEED, CRAVE, and LOVE, the GameBoy Player, the Square-Enix merger, game Gold/Platinum status, and a minority negative opinion of Metroid Prime.

The latest supersized Mailbag discusses: Nintendo's marketing, PSO, game ports, linking Cubes together, R.O.B. the Robot, rear projection TVs, an Eternal Darkness sequel, Nintendo's "huge announcement," translating games, and a GBA-to-NGC adapter.

The Bag is back and jam-packed with all kinds of goodies. Roll 'o' Rama, Nintendo's LCD display, what's next for Silicon Knights, Dave Mirra XXX, our "Game Giants" favorites, Mario Sunshine, and the status of Rare.

The Mailbag is in! Project Ego, SNK franchises, SVGA accessories, Enix, broadband vs. narrowband, the WaveBird, an the Eternal Darkness Mature rating.

For the second half of our Post-E3 Q&A, we cover the Wavebird, the Q, SD Memory Cards, Harvest Moon, Eternal Darkness, Sony and MS E3 booths, and our picks from the entire floor.

The first round of E3 questions and answers are in! GameCube linkups, Metroid Prime, the Rare situation, Mario, and Zelda!

New in this episode: PGC Staff, Rebirth, Rental Games, the GBA-NGC connection, Nintendo's competition plans, E3 surprises, and Game Bosses.

The Mailbag's back with the goods on Perfect Dark 0, Japanese traveling, Biohazard, demo discs, GameCube's success, and the PAL Cube.

Rick goes into more Detail about the happenings at the Gamers' Summit. Your Questions, Answered!

The Mailbag is here! The latest topics include importing legalities, Batman titles, Fire Emblem, Yamauchi's retirement, and a big 'ol Nintendo rant.

The latest Mailbag covers racing games, Magic: The Gathering, Cube Modding, PSO, Zelda/Mario releases, favorite genres, and Sonic & Tales in Melee.

The status of Metroid IV, 5.1 Surround Sound, Nintendo's success thus far, Nintendo's gameplan, Slot B woes, and E3 video murmurs.

The latest Bag discusses GameCube's media, the GBA price drop, more techno babble, memory cards, Zelda remakes, and a rant about RPGs.

Brownie Brown, Nintendo royalties, Nintendo franchises, Mario/Zelda/Metroid, DVD, gaming regions, and the status of the games you have been asking about the most!

The latest Mailbag is coming atcha with the latest on racing games, European delays, 2nd party developer status, GameCube vs. PCs, and game prices.

What's the dealio with Eternal Darkness, Too Human, the Wavebird controller, 3rd Party Support, and All-Stars games? Read inside!

The last Mailbag of the year! Get the scoops on 3rd party accessories, football games, LucasArts, Eternal Darkness, and the "kiddie" image... again.

A quickie rendition of the Mailbag is ready. GameCube programming, GameCube's casing, SD Adapter and memory card, Dolby, and RPGs.

Mailbag returns! Answers to questions about Resident Evil, Flight Sims, 2D games, game length, and NGC's disc capacity.

The first Post-Launch Mailbag! What goodies are inside? NGC's disc durability, disc cases, internal clock, lightgun, and Japanese sales.

There's no stopping it! Mailbag returns to discuss 3rd party memory cards, NGC vs. Xbox, Monkey Ball on GBA, TV burn in, and fighting games.

I'm a machine! The latest Mailbag has been opened with answers regarding launch day, Enix, Gekko, PSO, Ninja Gaiden, Intelligent Systems, Sonic, and more!

The diggity-dog Mailbag has been opened. Check out our latest questions and answers. Early launch, gambit screwdriver, analog stick durability, Nintendo kiddie image, game cases, GBA light accessories, Game Arts, and Resident Evil.

The latest Mailbag is posted with all kinds of random Q&A goodness. Progressive scan, RF Switch, Pikmin OR Luigi's Mansion, AC Adapter length, Conker, and Gameshark.

The latest edition of the Mailbag has been posted! Our views on the "Nintendo Difference," Zelda, F1 titles, Luigi's Mansion, NGC's rumble and audio, MSG, and random geek talk!

'Tis time once again for some Mailbag love! Covered topics include RPGs, NGC specs and assorted technobabble, the controller, Xbox LIES, SSBM, and what's really so revolutionary about the GameCube?

Fresh from the bowels of PGC HQ's slave labor unit, Mike pulls a new Mailbag out of his hat! Everything from GBA to game development is covered within.

The latest edition of the Mailbag is here! Discussed are controller colors, game cases, S-Video support, the Cube's Japanese acceptance, and more!

The latest Mailbag is here! See the latest opinions about the Zelda series, THQ, the DVD Combo, Big N's "kiddy" image, recent mistakes, Dolby, and more!

YES! The first PlanetGamecube Mailbag is here! Check out the goods, including the skinny on LAN gaming, $ony, Micro$oft, Eternal Darkness, E3, & more!

Yessir, we got them questions answered once again! And there's nothing in there about Metroid! Despite the lashing she has taken lately, Samus has dropped by the latest edition of the Mailbag! How nice of her. Now lay OFF!

After posting his latest plea for email, Mike finished off the latest bag and sent it my way for posting. Check out out our round-table discussion style answers to your questions.

The latest edition of the Mailbag has been posted! Topics covered in this round include Gamecube's camera stick, character voices, racing games, system "bits" and even... the possibility of a new Mario Brother?!? Get your dose of Mailbag love today.

The latest edition of the Mailbag has been posted! We cover a bunch of topics, including Gamecube piracy, snowboarding games, E3 expecations, Killer Instinct, your game controller innovations, and more!

Our happy-go-lucky Postal bro Mike "everyone spells my goddamned last name wrong" Hrusecky has unleased the latest version of the PlanetN2000 mailbag. With it's exclusive "born on dating" and "odor lock" technology...you know it's fresh.

It's time for another edition for the PlanetN2000 mailbag! Topics covered in this issue include the Toy Factor, Thornado, yucky loading times, movie playback, and much more....

Some excellent weekend reading for you! Our favorite not-so-disgruntled postal worker Mike just threw me a huge edition of The Mailbag! Head on over to our latest batch of our Q & A. In yo face cube-GBA questyin' ansin'. Shonuff!

Yep! The PlanetN2000 mailbag is back! Our staff of crack reporters and editors (or is that reporters and editors on crack?) have answered your latest batch of Dolphin and GBA questions!

This weeks editions include Questions about our IGN64 Rebuttle, The Next Zelda, and of course...the demise of the D-Pad.

The ye 'ol merry Mailmen are back with another Mailbag! See what's new (and old) this week...I think you will find this edition "revealing."

Today's edition asks the question "What's in a name?" among many other inquiries...

This edition brings questions for the staff ranging from Internet gaming to PS2 limitations to development costs and more...