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Metroid Prime for the Nintendo GameCube, and its two sequels, revitalized the Metroid franchise. The Metroid Prime Trilogy's legacy continues in a Wii re-release.

Starting in 1986 for the NES, Metroid has become one of Nintendo's biggest series, as well as leading the way for women protagonists in video gaming.

Nintendo Power magazine regularly published comics promoting new Super NES games. Manga artists depicted Mario, Zelda, and Metroid characters for Western readers.

Epic has finally fused modern visuals and gameplay with the classic, and even groundbreaking structural composition of Metroid or Castlevania with the new Shadow Complex.

Here are the top 10 games for NIntendo GameCube.

Whether it be the Wii Fit, Mario Kart, the DS or simply the Wii console itself, Nintendo has carved a large market share in a changing industry.

Nintendo are one of the main reasons why the world has video games. When did it begin? Where are they now? And what's next for them?

EA Games' Dead Space emulates some of the best games around, but begs the question of whether or not proven devices are enough to create a fulfilling experience.

It has been called the best Batman game yet. The caped crusader must face off against the Joker yet again as he runs loose in the insane asylum.

Nintendo's press conference highlights the success of the Wii and DS and shows off some new titles and accessories, but lacks in the hardcore gamer category.

Gaming is just one more neat perk accessible with Apple's ubiquitous new iPhone. At up to $10 a pop, it's important to know which games are worth the money.

Ubisoft Montreal has re-introduced one of the most critically acclaimed series of platformers with a more colorful face and simplified gameplay.

The Nintendo DS, DS Lite, and most recently the DSi model have been the most successful handheld consoles in video game history.

Batman: Arkham Asylum offers no creative, new elements but smartly incorporates tested gameplay mechanics to offer a good game where Batman actually feels like Batman.

Despite input from artists like Moebius and Simon Bisley, The Halo Graphic Novel is disjointed, and won't attract those unfamiliar with the famed video game series.

As House attempts to create a new life, Foreman tries his hand at running the team.

On the Nintendo 64, Super Smash Bros. did the unthinkable by placing all of Nintendo's most popular characters into one fighting game.

In 1986's Transformers, movie viewers are introduced to new characters, good and evil; a bigger plot and better animation than the series it's based on.

These three series are deserving of another chance at release due to challenging gameplay, lively characters and a huge fun factor.

The Nintendo DS has reached a large consumer base by churning out games of various genres. The following is a list of five of the handheld's most anticipated games.

Although club tune trends may be constantly evolving, one thing is sticking on the underground scene; its videogame music remixes, where floppy disc meets hard disco.