In just a few weeks Fire Emblem will finally see the light of day in the States, so it’s time to take a closer look.

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Jonny goes hands on with the final version of Activision’s epic cop game.

Rack up the points and score some sweet Nintendo stuff... if you live in Japan.

All passing and no running makes Madden a dull game.

Ain’t no party like a Wario party cuz a Wario party don’t stop.

We answer the most common questions parents have about buying games for their kids. If you’re a parent or have a parent buying games for you, this information should be helpful.

Following the recent price cut, GameCube sales across Europe have increased by 10 times.

The turtles are back. That's all you need to know.

The largest in Activision's history, in fact, which is saying something for a 24-year old company.

“Go outside and play!” never sounded so good.

Now you can help test software that enables GameCube LAN titles to be played online.

The Super Duper Sumos can double in size. Apparently, regular sumos aren't big enough.

There's a movie and soundtrack details as well.

Wario and crew are back for more micro-game madness, and this time your friends can come along for the ride.

The world-famous Hollywood Wax Museum is switching out wax figures. Guess who's taking center stage.

Now they're one of the largest shareholders, but don't expect to see a buyout anytime soon.

On February 12th, 1990—two days before TYP’s sixth birthday—Super Mario Bros. 3 made its long-awaited North American debut. For its 2003 Bar Mitzvah celebration on the GBA, all I can say is, “Huzzah!”

They make racing games, and darn good ones. Their next one will carry EA branding.

Zero's back, and he's tougher than ever.