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Lead Content Designer Kevin Martens introduces the Monk character class.

Kazuo Hirai takes the stage in Germany for the first time to present Sony's holiday plans.

Quantic Dream's David Cage takes the spotlight to discuss Heavy Rain, and more.

Digital Comics and more come to the PSP and Playstation Network.

Playstation Network and PS3 both aim to keep improving.

- Marvelous Entertainment - story follows a boy going on an adventure to save a girl and Sakura tree. He meets many monsters and ghosts on the way - 2D graphics - due out Nov.

I can’t even dance around the subject here without coming out and saying things that shouldn’t be said on GoNintendo. Well, at the very least, they shouldn’t be discussed during the daytime! With that, I’ll provide you with one image, and those ‘in the know’ and old enough will know what the discussion [...]

“The Beatles: Rock Band Special Value Edition” includes a Rock Band Guitar, Rock Band Drum Kit, Microphone, USB Hub, Guitar Strap and “The Beatles: Rock Band” software. “The Beatles: Rock Band” gives fans what they’ve been waiting for: a chance to experience the Beatles’ legendary story from the inside. You won’t just watch and listen [...]

A portion of an NWR interview with Kevin McIntosh of Torus Games… NWR: Have there been any bites from publishers? KI: We have certainly had a great deal of attention. I’m not at liberty to disclose any names; however we have had expressions of interest from highly prestigious publishers across different platforms and a variety of budgets. [...]

Well, I’ve never seen a Nintendo fan get tattoos of Mario and Luigi on the bottom of their foot. I’ve see ankles and toes, but nothing on the bottom. I’m just trying to figure out why!

Recently there was a false Earthquake Early Warning alert in Japan. It seems like railway commuters had a lot to say about this issue, and one news program ended up stopping a random commuter to discuss the issue. Wait, that’s not a random commuter…that’s Capcom’s June Takeuchi!

A portion of an EDGE review… It might be tempting to see Mario reduced to a clockwork doll with a key in his back as a telling metaphor for Nintendo’s ruthless exploitation of its own world-beating IP, but the truth is that it’s hard to pick up Minis without getting quickly drawn in to the series’ [...]