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.

PGC picks the best games of the 2005 Electronics Entertainment Expo.

Nintendo World Report brings Internet radio game music trivia to the masses. Here's an explanation, along with times, rules, and other details you ought to know!

The PGC crew analyzes the GameCube's current situation and where (and why) Nintendo has erred in an more orderly edition of Blah Blah Blah.

Having trouble beating the arcade mode in Super Monkey Ball? This is the guide for you. In celebration of the forthcoming SMB2, I've written up pointers and challenges for all 118 levels.

We asked, Free Radical answered.

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.

Mike Sklens attends their live show and sits down for some bad breakfast with the band.

The Associate Producer of Geist sits down with PGC to talk about the upcoming game.

It's the return of Blah Blah Blah! Come see what your favorite PGC staffers thought of the 2005 Game Developers Conference.

We got a rare (ugh) opportunity to interview the handheld development team at Rare. They discuss their recently finished GBA games and tease us about future plans.

All the buzz on the year that was. It's our 2004 Louie Awards.

All the buzz on the year that was. It's our 2004 Louie Awards.

All the buzz on the year that was. It's our 2004 Louie Awards.

This new book from O’Reilly Media shows how you can get more out of your games and hardware.

The two winners have been announced. Check them out, along with some of the other fantastic entries.