The Bomberman franchise has transcended more than two decades of gaming with fun gameplay, simple controls and addictive mechanics. Just about every platform has had its share of planting and bombing, and the list now includes mobile phones across America.

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There obviously is no keeping puzzle game Konami's Kororinpa Marble Mania from invading your gaming consciousness. Yep, after making such a splash on the Wii, Kororinpa will now be bouncing its way to your mobile phones.

We found this images from Famitsu, and we'd have to say we're pretty impressed. They do look close enough to the Wii screenshots, after all. While images are all we have for you for now (no date nor price has been set for the mobile release), we do know that Hudson Soft is leaning towards a Japan release for the mobile Kororinpa Marble Mania.

So until we get our hands on any more news regarding this,  check out the screenshots below.

  

Hudson Entertainment, Hudson Soft's North American arm, announced today that it has partnered with TVT Records to release ringtones based on TVT's extensive catalogue of artists which span genres as diverse as hiphop, rock, and pop.

"We're extremely delighted to add the TVT stable of talented artist and divergent hip-hop tracks to our already substantial library of compelling ringtones," said Mike Samachisa, COO of Hudson Entertainment. "Hudson Entertainment continues to position itself as a leading distributor of new mobile content by supporting and signing new artists, as well as providing additional channels for artists to reach their fan base through premium mobile content."

This new partnership will bring a deep lineup of hit tracks from TVT to mobile phones as master ringtones, including such top billboard hit tracks as Lil Jon's "Snap Yo Fingers", Ying Yang Twins' "Dangerous", Lumidee's "She's Like The Wind" and Pitbull's "Ay Chico."

The TVT ringtones are currently available on The Source Masters application and are available on major carriers. There are already 65 TVT tracks available on The Source Masters application, and new tones will be launched simultaneously when TVT Records releases the perspective albums throughout the year.

If the last update on the Virtual Console made you nostalgic and wax poetic, this next one will definitely turn you upside down. Hudson Entertainment is happy to announce that it will be bringing back the TurboGrafx original Chew Man Fu to VC and mobile phones.

If you are not familiar with the action/puzzle game developed by Hudson Soft and published by NEC for the TurboGrafx-16, the title of the game is also the name of the game's evil dude. Apparently, Mr. Chew Man Fu set a curse to rob the world of fried rice, egg rolls, and all other delicious food. The player's objective is to stop him by rolling 4 magic spheres onto tiles that match the spheres' color.

Take note that each color represents a unique property which is vital to solving the puzzle. Hudson Entertainment promised that the new version is faithful to the the original one. President John Greiner was quite happy and nostalgic about the whole thing:

Chew Man Fu represents an era of gameplay during which Hudson established itself as a creator of fun games that were easy to pick up and play. With such a fantastic catalog of games released over the last 30 years, Hudson is in a great position to bring back some of these classics to a whole new generation of gamers.

Hudson still has to announce the official European Virtual Console release date for this game. The game  was released on the Japanese Virtual Console last February 13. Sorry, we couldn't find anything about the North American release.