This week's VC Monday gives us a couple of retro imports, Break In and Star Parodier. It's a cool trek once more to the past so we won't be holding you up any longer.

Developer eke-eke has updated the Hu-Go! GX homebrew emulator for the Nintendo Wii. Its latest build will now carry support for the Wiimote and Nunchuck controllers, among its other updates. The rest of the changelog is available in the full article.

Download: Hu-Go! GX build 2008.06.14

ZodTTD's apparently no one to rest on past homebrew accomplishments. The dev's recently announced that work is ongoing for a new TurboGrafx-16 for the iPhone and iPod Touch. While there's no public release just yet, you can view a clip of this emulator in action over in the full article.

We're letting the Wii owners in Europe know that Nintendo has released three more games to their territory. These games were originally exclusive to the territories of North America and Japan, so it'll be quite a treat. Find out more about them over in the full article.

Fireworks are in the air for Virtual Console users as Nintendo of Europe announced the latest batch of titles now available on the downloadable game service. Included in this week's update are several well-loved Japanese titles as well as the return of one of the most anticipated titles from the NeoGeo platform, Metal Slug. For more information, check out our full article after the jump.

Australia's OFLC has recently updated with four more possible titles heading for the region's Virtual Console service for the Wii. Among other games, one that grabbed our attention is the presence of Japan's famous Cho Aniki shooter. Details on this matter are available in the full article.

We've got some good news for shooter fans who love their virtual console games. It seems two shooters (in addition to Super R-Type) have been rated by the ESRB for future release on the Wii: King's Knight and Final Soldier. More on these games after the jump!

It was revealed that gamers based in Europe and Australia will be getting two side-scrolling shooters that will probably appeal to twitch gamers in the Wii community. The games, Super Turrican (SNES) and Psychosis (TurboGrafx-16), will be available for the Wii Virtual Console service. Both games are side-scrolling shooters that will probably appeal to twitch gamers in the Wii community. More in the full article.

Nintendo has released both Lords of Thunder (TurboGrafx-16) and Harvest Moon (SNES) on the North American Wii Virtual Console service. Old school gamers will probably remember both games quite fondly. If you want to find out how much each title costs or what each game plays like, be sure to scoot on over to the full article for more information.

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.