Treasure's GBA sequel will be released in the U.S. by Ubisoft.

Nintendo is releasing eleven lovely bundle packs in Japan on July 23.

The legendary soccer game creator is teaming up with DC-studios to produce a game that will revolutionise the genre, apparently.

In the tradition of Yellow and Crystal...

Ha, ha! Look, TYP wrote a review on a fighting game. This should be good for a laugh!

Get ready for an epic, light-hearted adventure with one of the best RPG battle systems of all time.

Game Developer Magazine now has its E3 interview online, and Miyamoto confirms what we’ve all expected.

Online retailers are indicating an early 2005 release for the GameCube-exclusive horror sequel.

Jon visits with the Nintendo Street Team in Atlanta and seriously contemplates grand theft auto.

Atari announces two new action games not based on Dragon Ball Z.

I hear this game has card-battling in it.

Blizzard hands over the game's development to the studio behind Metal Arms.

Kids show off Nintendo's games all summer and win big bucks.

Never before has America been so scared of a Japanese animation.

Including everyone's pal, Pit!

Let your fingers do the shooting.

The once-elite publisher is losing money, losing franchises, and is almost about to lose everything else.

Iwata says he has "proof customers do not want online games." Don't throw your GameCube away just yet, though.

We've got some DS questions in this bag, requests for info on Snowboard Kids and Silicon Knights aswell as Zelda and Starfox.

Starting the 24th July, the tour will reach 18 locations in the UK with the chance to play new games and win prizes in the Konga Beach Shack.