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.

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".

It has become a Nintendo scene Friday night institution... it is NWR Trivia and it will bend your brain!

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.

PGC gets the lowdown on THQ's WWE Day of Reckoning 2 for the GameCube.

...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!

We're giving away all sorts of goodies in one bundle tonight!

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.

PGC interviews the development team behind the new Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction for GameCube.

nSpace discusses the game's origin, Miyamoto's influence, multiplayer modes, and why it took so long to develop.

This guide will show you how to beat mission mode with 100% completion even if you don't know a lick of Japanese!

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!