A whole month without a VC shoot-'em-up? That's got to be some kind of record.

Labor Day at NWR means we're working, and we're proving it with a big ol' mailbag update.

Metroid is the top of the class of this week's three releases. For real this time!

Metroid is the top of the class of this week's three releases. Or is it?

It's another clean sweep of awesomeness with this week's batch of games.

Double the pleasure, double the fun, double the recommendations!

Was Nintendo's E3 showing a bust? What do we think about Wii Fit? Check out the answers to these questions and more in the post-E3 edition of the NWR mailbag.

If you missed our live feed, you can now watch the conference in its entirety including all of its sales graphs and surprise announcements.

The head of Silicon Knights talks about Nintendo, E3, game previews, and of course, Too Human. Also: Will SK ever make a Wii game? Don't miss this giant interview!

The newest old game yet hits Nintendo's classic game download service.

Nintendo held a roundtable-style presentation and Q&A with Eiji Aonuma about Phantom Hourglass and the future of the Zelda series. Here's an overview.

We attend a roundtable discussion with Miyamoto, where he shows off and takes questions from the press about Super Mario Galaxy and Wii Fit.

The games of the past head a week where we'll soon see the games of the future.

The Wii Ware announcement, the Smash Bros. blog and some thoughts on the apparent lack of E3 hype are in this edition of the bag.

If you had to choose between a dolphin, a dragon, and a frog, which would you think would make the better classic game?

If you get all three games this week, you'll unlock a secret, hidden game: Street Fighter F-Zero X-II: Hyper Fighting China Warrior!

One reader wonders why A and B aren't both under your thumb, while a few more wish that current Nintendo hardware gets a little something more.

This week's a little bit golf, a little bit Olympics and a little bit Rambo.

Who flips the Nintendo server bill? Why no Wii Soul Calibur IV? These questions, and one from a reader in another far away land, answered this week.