A special guest joins us to discuss Super Mario RPG and a multitude of other games.

It's finally time to whittle down the list of nominees for Game of the Decade... but you get to make the final decision!

I shall stand like a tree in the wind.

This episode is narrated by Morgan Freeman.

This episode packs all the usual fun stuff, more Games of the Decade, and the dreaded "art" question. PLUS: A very special announcement!

More weird games and 2009 catch-ups fill our gaming palates, and we ponder our individual tastes in gaming. Also: are you ready for Games of the Decade?

In addition to loads of game impressions, the crew makes their bold predictions for 2010.

Andy sits in with the RFN crew to kick off 2010 with tons of games!

TYP joins us to say goodbye to 2009 with a look back at the life of the Wii so far.

RFN gets in the festive Spirit (Tracks) with talk of Zelda, Blaster Master, and The Sky Crawlers, plus the return of your Listener Mail.

The RFN gang is finally back together for the holidays, and we even brought a special friend: Cory Lewis, gaming's Renaissance Man.

Wired's Chris Kohler stops by to pimp his charity event and give away tricks for game collectors.

Jonny returns with tales of Yuropland. Greg has no idea what he's talking about. And for once, James isn't the angriest guy on the show.

RFN pays out big in the only currency that matters - knowledge of the games! We share our impressions of New Super Mario Bros. Wii and Sin & Punishment 2, then answer your Listener Mail questions in this beefy episode.

Leaner and goofier, the RFN crew catches up on Listener Mail in this pre-Mario episode.

Jon is back in a big way, and Andy steps in as our resident expert on Shining Force.

It's a celestial alignment as guests from all three of NWR's podcasts come together to provide your RFN fix.

Billy Berghammer drops in to help us understand what makes games difficult, and why that can be a good thing.

We just can't do a short show anymore.

The RFN crew is playing some brand new games, and Mike Sklens hops in for the last of our Geist discussion.

Get a dose of TGS from Matt Walker in a special segment, plus New Business and Listener Mail with the RFN crew.

We talk about Geist with Jeff Kalles, former Associate Producer at Nintendo of America. Amazing behind-the-scenes stories ensue.

We're back, well rested, and ready to assault your ears with tons of New Business, a news round-up, and your mail!

Football, zombies, and earthworms infest this week's podcast.

Lean "New Business" meets full-figured "Listener Mail". Will they repopulate the Earth?

Jon is back to reveal the genius of Super Mario World.

Both old and new 2D platformers dominate this episode, guest starring Michael "TYP" Cole.

Neal sits in for a report on upcoming games, while James and Greg delve into Little King's Story.

Can you really enjoy Wii Sports Resort by yourself? What's happening to Virtual Console? Are bad games just victims of regretful choices? Listen to find out!

For the first time ever (really!), hear Mike, Evan, Stan, and Karl on the same show.

Jonny's back and he's fit to 'splode with New Business, Greg dives into Wii Sports Resort, and the crew examines the state of current generation gaming while answering more of your Listener Mail.

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!

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.

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.

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 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.

In the absence of Jonny, Nick DiMola joins the RFN crew to talk Excitebots, Punch-Out!!, Billy Mitchell, and to speculate like there's no tomorrow.

As Super Metroid celebrates 15 years of rocking your world, the RFN crew devotes an entire episode to this beloved and highly influential game.

Enjoy a rare three-man podcast as we polish off Secret of Mana.

It's time to kick off RetroActive: Secret of Mana! We've been playing lots of other games too, and James has a new rant.

You could say that Iwata's GDC keynote was almost a religious experience for some of the RFN crew.

...in which Jon Lindemann and Michael Cole combine to form Nintron, who blasts away your sanity meter and helpfully recommends a starting point for the Final Fantasy series.

Karl Castaneda sits in the guest chair for this action-packed show! We finally kick off the RetroActive discussion of Eternal Darkness, too.

Billy joins us for a happy walk down memory lane on the website's 10th anniversary.

This shorter episode still packs a punch with even more news (what's up, February?) and your letters.

News is back by popular demand, and we finish up Luigi's Mansion.

Neal Ronaghan joins us for a summary of the New York Comic-Con and a RetroActive discussion of Luigi's Mansion.

This big show includes lots of New Business, your Listener Mail, and even a news segment!

This episode kicks off the RetroActive feature and celebrates Lindy's promotion.

For those podcasts about to die, we salute you.

Get a preview of NWR's 2008 Awards in this abbreviated episode. Also: click through to discover the first game in our new RetroActive feature!

The RFN crew is reunited, and it feels so good.

Close out the year with a podcast recorded during two days at once.

Fires, and Tornados, and Bears (but no Jonny), oh my!

Forget everything you knew about Nintendo in 2008, and learn it all over again.

Christmas comes but once a year.

No new business, no news, no problem.

Jonny, Greg, Evan, and the ghost of Jon Lindemann look back at one of the greatest and most beloved games of all time on its tenth birthday.

Filling in and falling short.

We're lean and mean.

Karl joins us to talk about how hype affects games and gamers.

James Charlton joins us from the Land of Nippon for a review of all the Wii and DS goodness at TGS 2008.

The RFN crew bathes in Nintendo news for an entire, full-length episode.

Yet another ridiculous technical problem claims much of the show, but you still get a preview of our most anticipated fall games for Wii and DS.

This half-length episode needs to suffice for two weeks' worth of podcasts. Luckily, we have Bonnie Ruberg and Evan to make it special.

We throw out the rules and say whatever we want about Cho Aniki, Caligula, and other deranged topics.

Greg is back for Listener Mail, in which we decide who lives and who dies among Nintendo's franchises.

Hot on the heels of the previous episode, this hefty one features the return of Nick and a discussion (more a dialogue, really) on story in games.

The news is back on this packed episode of RFN.

This week's episode is shorter but steamier. Whatever that means.

Jon and Nick return to expose the next level of upcoming WiiWare titles.

Holy crap on a stick, we love Nintendo! More than you, even!

Billy Berghammer drops in for New Business and final thoughts on E3 2008.

Jon, Greg, and James didn't get to go to E3. That doesn't make them less angsty about how it all went down.

We wrap up our E3 podcast series with a look at the best, most interesting 3rd-party games of the show. Plus: the Hall of Shame and the games that will make Wii owners jealous of other systems this fall.

Catch up on TWO days' worth of E3 bulletins from our on-site RFN crew.

Nintendo World Report's E3 '08 field team kicks off this year's E3 coverage reflecting on the news from Day 1 of E3 '08

Join us this week when we make our own E3 predictions, and be sure to join us next week when we distance ourselves from said predictions.

Absence continues to make the heart grow fonder.

It's time to heal the wounds as we spent a single, two-hour segment talking about games. What a concept!

Pirates, can't live with 'em, can't get the name of their podcast right without 'em.

Let the Reviewers' Rage flow through you.

We return from the hiatus with a slightly shorter episode. Includes a bizarre discussion of Star Wars continuity.

We celebrate our 100th outing by recording an episode longer than the previous 99 shows combined. Starring: Old friends, your emails, and funny memories!

Our WiiWare discussion is anything but focused, as we stray into bizarre Virtual Console games and Nintendo's mysterious fall lineup.

Jonny is back, and he brought his friend Kevin along to ruminate about adventure games.

Jonny is out, Nick DiMola is in! James hosts a podcast full of catharsis and baseless speculation.

Lindemann is back, Greg is beloved, and we get deep into Mario Kart and the future of Metroid in the newest episode of RFN.

This week, we discuss the Nintendo media summit and why certain Mario Kart character pairings might be deemed inappropriate.

Without show notes, New Business becomes its own podcast.