Mario's first dancing game probably won't change much through localization, so check out this import review to help you decide whether it should be on your holiday shopping list!

My dogs can jump rope, break-dance, and play soccer, but they’re afraid of bubbles.

Jonny takes a few laps with this compilation of arcade racing games.

An interview with Nintendo Europe reveals some intersting things about how the DS will go online.

Super exhaustion edition: WiFi on Macs, Gigabits, Cube repairs, DSP ideas, Micro pricing, and Harvest Moon. More to come later this weekend, and maybe even later today.

A cable adaptor, an exclusive link cable, and a special wireless adaptor.

The agreement gives Konami the exclusive rights to the Marvel Trading Card Game.

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Today's long awaited mailbag covers really hard NES games, where your game money goes, Geist strafing, Halo with Morph Balls, and oh yeah, something about a Zelda delay of some sort.

PGC interviews the development team behind the new Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction for GameCube.

Sonic CD and others are now playable on your GameCube.

Twilight Princess will not be under the tree this Christmas.

Online Zelda multiplayer? YES.

Namco is including fourteen classics in a compilation to celebrate the company's 50th anniversary.

Midway is set to release another set of classic arcade games for the GameCube. See what $20 will get you.

nSpace discusses the game's origin, Miyamoto's influence, multiplayer modes, and why it took so long to develop.

A captivating story and novel game mechanics make Geist stand out of the crowd.

This guide will show you how to beat mission mode with 100% completion even if you don't know a lick of Japanese!

Today's bag editorializes upon an EA-produced console and development costs, and there's loads of great info from our readers about subscribing to Japanese magazines, playing GC games on a laptop screen, and more!