Struggle with the boundaries of good and evil once more in December 2005.

Yes, they are talking to you.

Real-time strategy marches into town and orders you to bring freedom to the nation.

Is THQ's newest wrestling game a jackhammer of a sequel or just a piddling roster update? Get the answer from a true wrestling fanatic.

Jonny's spoiler-free import review should help you decide whether to buy the newest Castlevania when it's released in your hometown. (Hint: YES.)

Need help scrubbing floors? Problems with your love life? Just want a perfectly cooked burger? Maybe it's time you got yourself a Chibi Robo.

It's like your very own portable jackhammer.

Check out what to expect from the first adventure game for the DS.

Ask and ye shall receive, I guess. I received TONS of letters about the Revolution controller after my prodding earlier today, so here's a giant-sized mailbag exclusively about that particular subject!

The Nintendo Europe executive gives new details about the controller's development and potential, and he explains how we'll be able to play multiplatform games.

Nintendo offers a few quotes from Western publishers.

On the heels of Nintendo's Revolution controller unveiling, PGC is proud to bring you the greatest, timeliest, funniest, stupidest Blah Blah Blah ever.

See what Nintendo has to say about Iwata's speech and the Revolution.

Looks like a remote control, held in one hand, has attachments such as an analog stick, detects movement and tilting.

Together, the two will create a new next-gen franchise.

There are a lot of B's in that headline.

Who says that only Japan gets all the cool goodies?

Come on in - 'explore' the sound of Hip-Hop for a while.

Here's one last mailbag before the deluge of questions about Iwata's speech at TGS.

Xenosaga I & II, Baten Kaitos II, oh my!