Without a doubt, the shoot 'em up genre is still kicking despite most video games being 3D these days. Fans of intense scrolling shooters can look at the remake of Capcom's 1942, titled 1942: Joint Strike for the Sony PlayStation 3 and Microsoft Xbox 360. To show you guys how the revival shaped up to be, screenshots have landed on the full article.

Remember Harker (Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii)? Long after we've heard of the game being developed by The Collective, Foundation 9 has revealed that the next-gen Jonathan Harker adventure is on indefinite hold. Reportedly, its devs are now working on a different survival horror title. Hit that jump to learn more.

Last time we heard from Hudson Soft and Backbone Entertainment's Bomberman Live, we got a big dose of the bomb-laying video game via a downloadable content pack (*cough* Rocky Bomboa *cough*). You'll be glad to know that a new update has gone live on the online shelves and sports a couple of new levels, new characters and more.

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Retro gaming in the Xbox Live Arcade is set to get a few new bells and whistles with the addition of some new content for Bomberman Live. Xbox 360 Fanboy reports that new levels and costumes are in the works from Hudson to make the blast from the past more explosive than ever.

The release date and pricing hasn't been revealed yet for the downloadable content but details are expected to hit any time now. The stand-alone DLC Bomberman Live was announced last May and released this month for 600 Microsoft Points. The add-ons shouldn't be too pricey.

The Xbox Live version of Hudson Soft's 1983 classic was remastered by Backbone Entertainment to suit the Xbox 360. All of the elements that made the franchise popular through more than two decades are still there including maze and puzzle action, various bomb types and infuriatingly cute enemies. If you were too young to catch it from way back, there's no better time than now to re-live this piece of gaming history.