It's a triple threat of bad news for those who live in Europe. News has been out that games such as Rising Star Games' No More Heroes, Dungeon Explorer: Warrior of the Ancient Arts, and Bomberman Land have been pushed back to new release dates. Find out when they'll be out after the jump!

Last week, we had a mammoth of a game release with Devil May Cry 4. It's not going to be any different this time around, with the much-awaited Lost Odyssey by Mistwalker finally making its US debut. Other noteworthy games in this batch are Professor Layton and the Curious Village, Dungeon Explorer: Warriors of Ancient Arts, RPG Maker VX, and a slew of other titles. Hit the full article for the rest of the list.

* Article originally posted Feb 11, 2008 at 01:12AM

Graphics aren't the only notable differences between the PlayStation Portable and the Nintendo DS version of Hudson Entertainment's Dungeon Explorer: Warriors of Ancient Arts. In an interview conducted by Siliconera, they were able to talk to Hudson Brand Manager Mike Pepe regarding the major differences across the two handheld versions of the game. You can find out what these differences are by clicking on the Read More link below.

Can't wait for Hudson Entertainment's Dungeon Explorer: Warriors of Ancient Arts for Sony's PlayStation Portable and the Nintendo DS? Well, here's some good news for you: the game has gone gold on both handhelds.

For more information on this, as well as the expected release date, head on over to the full article.

Way back in 1989, there was a Hudson Soft game called Dungeon Explorer for the TurboGrafx-16. This top-down action RPG has become a cult classic and is still considered as one of the better games of its generation. Younger players who weren't able to try the original will be getting a chance to do so since a remade version of it will be launched on various platforms namely the Xbox 360, PSP, and now the Nintendo DS.

The newer system does away with the stricter character job system and offers eight different schools upon which your avatar's various moves will be based on. While this may seem a bit different from the original game which had eight character classes (nine if you count the hidden class), it still stays remarkably true to its predecessor.

So far no release date has been announced for this game, so we'll have to wait for an official announcement regarding this. The game looks to be shaping up pretty well, so RPG fans might want to be on the lookout for more news about this title.