A Japanese man has been arrested for threatening to blow up the Japanese video game company Hudson. His reason? They wouldn't listen to his criticisms of their games.

So they say that learning is about asking the right questions. That's probably why John Master Lee of Hudson Soft started a Q & A session regarding the company's games. If you're curious as to what Hudson Soft has to say regarding some of its various titles, turn to the full article after the jump.

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!

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.

If anything, this week is a premonition. Last week was big since it saw No More Heroes and Burnout Paradise, and a good crop is in store this time to keep you mildly distracted before next week's high-profile titles. Electronic Arts is dishing out another fun expansion in form of The Sims 2: Castaway Stories, and Sony Computer Entertainment America's (SCEA) Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice for the PlayStation Portable is finally heading to North America. For more game releases this week, head over to the full article!

One of video gaming's more popular characters, Bomberman, is back in Bomberman Land. The game has gone gold and will be shipping on January 29 for the Wii, PSP and Nintendo DS. Check the full article for more details on the game.

After teaming up with veteran gaming company Konami Digital, game publisher and developer Hudson Soft is gearing to conquer  Europe with plans to create a new line up of games for the coming year. After the success of their past games in Europe from the Bomberman series and Metal Gear Solid series, gamers the world over expect nothing but the best from the Konami-Hudson Soft deal.

Eager to know what goodies await you next year? Read on!

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.

Hudson Soft just came up with a massive confirmation that should tickle the fancy of Bomberman fans. Accordingly, new iterations of the franchise are currently in development and will be released separately on platforms Nintendo DS, Nintendo Wii, and Playstation Portable.

First up is the follow up to the successful DS game Bomberman Land Touch!. Those who've played the first game will be familiar with Land Touch! 2 as most of the game's designs were retained with a bit of improvements such as bigger areas, customization options, multiplayer, and around 40 mini games.

The multiplayer feature will offer up to four players in both single and multi-card play. The Battle Mode, furthermore, can support up to eight players locally and four through Nintendo WiFi sessions. It should be released some time in January 2008.

The new PSP game Bomberman Land, on the other hand, is a compilation of mini games centered of course in the Bomberman universe. There's a deep collection of mini games allowing players to choose from sports-like games and adventure type ones. Some of these will be compatible with multiplayer mode.

Aside from that, Bomberman Land will also have a Story Mode where players are tasked to collect and rebuild the broken pieces of the Bomberman Land. Character customization will also be available. Lastly, the game will also have the classic Bomberman Battle game which sports 47 stages and five different Battle Modes.

Finally, we have the Wii title Bomberman Land Wii. Just like the above mentioned titles, the Wii game will offer both single player game and multiplayer sessions. The Battle Mode can support up to four players in one go and new weapons and locales will be offered to gamers.

Take note that these are just overviews of the titles as more will be announced by Hudson Soft in the future. While waiting for new details, just take a look at these fresh screens for each platform.

See the screenshots after the jump!

We've seen our favorite bomb expert on a number of different platforms and well, it's taking another trip to Nintendo Company Ltd.'s handheld, the DS. Today we've got a number of screenshots for the Bomberman Story DS from Hudson Soft.

White Bomber or Shirobon is on a new adventure and looking at the screenshots, it's a lot different from the puzzle gameplay we've known and loved. It's not necessarily a bad thing, since we can still see a screenshot from Bomberman Story DS that shows the old grid gameplay plus a stage settings menu. There isn't any information at the moment about Bomberman Story DS, though we'll be sure to let you know once info becomes available.

In the meantime, check out the screenshots and let us know how you like Bomberman Story DS.

More screenshots right after the jump!