Sonic Team and Dimps bring their magic to the DS.

The anti-Sonic blasts his way to stores.

The Sims return and want nothing more than to flirt their way into your heart.

Sonic fans need to Rush out and buy this one.

Everyone's favorite purple dragon arrives on the DS at long last! Warning: high levels of sarcasm detected.

Louie returns to talk about a potential shooter from the minds behind Splinter Cell!

Rub it!... again.

Learn all about The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer from the game's developers.

Follow the clues, and earn a donation to charity. Comes complete with free warm, fuzzy feeling.

Confirmation of Revolution being the cheapest of the bunch, and also the final & official word on high-definition support.

Where do Babies Come From? will be known as The Rub Rabbits!

One of the best Final Fantasies heads to the GBA with several new enhancements.

Karthik Bala and Dan Wallace from Vicarious Vision discuss American Sk8land's features, their brisk development schedule, late-night collaboration with Nintendo, and Mr. T.

The PC phenomenon hits the DS and causes major damage.

Being different doesn't always mean being better.

This will sure go great with that dance pad you probably just got with Mario, hint hint.

By popular demand I address more questions about Nintendo WiFi Connection, online content, routers, and ad-hoc connections.

Metroid Prime: Hunters is still Metroid.

If you’re looking for nostalgia, go play the classics.

TYP answers your Mario Kart DS and WiFi questions, including which tracks are online and missing chat features. Apparently no one cares about Super Mario Strikers.