Australia’s Classifications Board rated The Simpsons Arcade Game with Konami as the publisher and emulation specialist Backbone Entertainment as the developer.

Years before Namco Bandai started releasing Fullmetal Alchemist games for the PSP, an Australian company conjured one for Sony’s handheld.

Firebrand is in the news again.

One of SNK’s run-and-gun games is getting a PlayStation 3 port. SNK hasn’t announced Shock Troopers yet, but Australia’s Classifications Board says it’s on deck for re-release.

Then you’ll want to check out Catrap (aka Pitman in Japan) on the Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console.

The Australian Classification Board has given away what sounds like Ubisoft’s upcoming 3DS games.

While Microsoft brought a number of Kinect enabled games to E3, Haunt was nowhere to be found. Announced at Tokyo Game Show last year, Haunt is a horror game from PaRappa The Rapper developer NanaOn-Sha.

Taito’s Elevator Action series is getting a lift to consoles with Elevator Action Deluxe.

Another Aliens game from Sega leaked out care of Australia’s Classification’s Board. They rated Aliens Infestation and Shantae creator WayForward is tied to it listed as the author.

Australia’s Classifications Board spoiled a few more potential E3 announcements from Microsoft.

Fusion: Genesis, Kinect Me, and Crimson Alliance suddenly pop up with Microsoft listed as the publisher.

While Hudson will no longer be publishing games, some of their in-development titles will make into stores. We previously reported on the mysterious Nightmare Dinosaur. Tetris is much easier to imagine.

Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike Online Edition ticked off requirement for a worldwide release. The downloadable game was just rated by Australia’s Classification Board.

A leak from Australia’s Classification Board hints that Sega will release a downloadable demo for Sonic Generations.