With already three handheld titles listed to its name, the Death Jr. franchise takes a bold new step on to the Wii console with its latest iteration, Death Jr.: Root of Evil. In our full article, you can read all about how the development of the game is coming along. Producer James Stanley explains the different changes they had to adjust to in making the transition from handheld to console and much more.

More and more visual aids have been released for Backbone Entertainment's upcoming hack and slash adventure game, Death Jr.: Root of Evil. We were able to grab one cinematic video and two gameplay videos. Catch all three after the jump!

A few months ago, Backbone Entertainment has announced that they'll be porting their quirky game, Death Jr. 2: Root of Evil, to the Nintendo Wii. If you're wondering how the port is coming along, you can check out the full article for new screenshots.

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.

Here's a gameplay video for the Wii version of Death Jr.: Root of Evil titled Death Comes Quickly. It has been announced by Backbone Entertainment back in February that this PSP original will be ported to the Nintendo console. To see a gameplay video of the new version, click the "read more" link below.

Curious to know how Backbone Entertainment's upcoming Monster Lab looks like in action? Well, we were able to grab a fresh new video that shows off the things that can be expected from the game like the challenges and fights. Catch the video after the jump!

After a successful run on handhelds, Backbone Entertainment is bringing their Death Jr. franchise to home consoles with the Wii remake of the PSP original, Death Jr. 2: Root of Evil. The game ships this Spring, but you can check out a small preview (including some screenshots) by clicking on the "read more" link below.

From the developing company that brought us Sonic Rivals to the PSP, Backbone Entertainment will be releasing more creatures unto the Wii console with their upcoming game. Kelly Tainton, the producer of the game, talks about the gameplay of Monster Lab with the possibility of creating millions and millions of creepy crawlies. Details in the full article.

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.

Check out the full article for more details.