The latest podcast in the burgeoning Nintendo World Report audio landscape is NWR Newscast, which lets staff members talk about the news! Join Neal and Luke for some chatter about recent happenings in the world of Nintendo and the industry at large.

With Jonny away on manoeuvres (playing Bangai-O Spirits), the crew welcomes Japan Correspondent Matt Walker into the fold to get the lowdown on Wii Sports Resort and the launch of Dragon Quest IX.

Tons of games in this episode, including more Conduit, Final Fantasy, and a RetroActive look at TG-16's Ninja Spirit!

Nick DiMola makes his Radio Trivia debut.

Mike Sklens drops in to get reborn in the holy waters of Nintendo advocacy.

The fourth year of RFN begins with new games and your emails.

Neal and TYP host Radio Trivia in spite of their mutual exhaustion.

It's a celebration, bitches!

Join the RFN team (minus Jonny, plus TYP) as it recuperates from E3 by catching up on your Listener Mail and closing out the Zelda II RetroActive.

Jonny and TYP return in a brand new season of Radio Trivia!

Last day of E3, and a big crew!

New games, new voices -- it's time for third-party impressions.

Five exhausted NWR writers discuss the Nintendo press conference and the playable first-party games, from Mario to Sin & Punishment 2!

Get to know the E3 crew and hear our first thoughts from Los Angeles.

E3 is around the corner, but we try to have a normal episode with Zelda II for RetroActive. Special guest Lukasz Balicki makes his RFN debut!

Before Jon Lindemann runs off to get hitched, we wrangled him into this episode full of E3 expectations and wild speculation.

April NPDs and the WiiWare anniversary help us overcome the lull in game releases and news before E3.

Jonny returns for RetroActive revenge, and the crew answers a bonus-sized stack of your emails.

Neal discusses one of his favorite games, and TYP butchers his name.

Neal Ronaghan gives us his hands-on impressions of EA's Wii MotionPlus titles, and RetroActive gets evil as Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts finally takes its turn.