Clearly, Acclaim has developed a passion for making games based on comic book series. Here's another example.

No, that headline is not a misprint. You only get one new colour in Australia.

The Game Boy Advance gets its own Dragon Ball Z fighting game.

Acclaim & Archangel Studios bring the comic series to a console near you in 2004.

It was lost, but now it's found....

Yeah, you heard right. Sonic chocolate candy.

Throw away those old Pokécards, because Nintendo is making you buy all new ones!

Europeans can take the game for a test drive... two days before the full game is set for release.

Last we heard, it was a million in the US and Europe. Now it's just us Americans and Canadians this time around.

One of original founders of the company steps aside to be replaced by the man he hopes can make Acclaim a success again.

Activision will have nothing of this $30 insanity, so you can get your hands on Spidey for the low, low price of $19.99.

Only owners of powerful lone spaceships need apply.

Barf!

It's Burnout on motorcycles, and it's on its way to a gaming retailer near you.

Now you can experience life from a baby's point of view on your Game Boy Advance.

Hulk smashes his way on to store shelves. Buy it and make him happy, because you wouldn't like him when he's angry.

Get the facts on Nintendo's new promotion.

In other words, it's the official press release from Nintendo about the release of Wario Ware.

Expect Wario's madcap gaming antics in Australia at the start of June.

NAL gives Australian gamers information on local the Game Boy Player price and release date.