What was the best retro gaming news item of the past year? "Best" can either mean your favorite story or the one you thought was most important.

Here are some headlines I'd like to nominate - some of these aren't exactly "good" news but were important stories nonetheless:

-Site offering old Sierra games reaches agreement with Activision to legally distribute games
-New York's famous Chinatown Fair arcade closes
-Wikileaks Docs Reveal Al Qaeda Sega Cartridge Plot
-Game Center CX airs online
-Fan remake of Duke Nukem 3D is OK'd by Gearbox
-Nintendo launches Zelda 25th Anniversary site
-Overclocked Remix releases albums for Mega Man 9 and Zelda
-SupaBoy released
-First issue of NES-Bit magazine published
-Atari goes after fan sites

You are not limited to these picks - any story we talked about from Episode 64 to now is eligible.