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.