Mega Man X will be available on May 22 in Japan along with Glory of Heracles III: Silence of the Gods and Ikki from Sunsoft.

Forget about a Virtual Console, the Poke Fami DX can play retro games. Well, your retro Japanese games. This portable Super Famicom has a 3.5 inch screen and TV out so you can play Treasure Hunter G on a big screen.

Arc System Works and Million, the company that holds the rights to Double Dragon, will bring the Famicom game to Nintendo 3DS.

Nintendo announced a slightly different Virtual Console line up for the Famicom’s 30th anniversary.

Nintendo 3DS is getting some arcade classics. Well, Famicom ports of arcade games. Next week, Famicom versions of Spelunker and Tower of the Druaga will be available as Virtual Console downloads for 500 yen ($6) each.

While it’s slowing down, Japan’s Virtual Console release schedule keeps chugging along thanks to SNK Playmore.

While Virtual Console games come to the West once in a blue moon, Japan gets them monthly. May’s list has three games: Shock Troppers, Ganbare Goemon Gaiden: The Gold Pipe that Vanished, and The Super Spy.

Dragon Crystal and G.G. Shinobi are also coming to Virtual Console.

Pardon the pun, but the hits keep coming to Virtual Console in Japan. Real Bout Fatal Fury Special is one of the games slated for a February.

The news comes from Australia where Samurai Shodown IV was rated with Nintendo as the publisher.

Speaking of Jaleco, the publisher that brought you Brawl Brothers and Maniac Mansion for the NES, has another top down shooter for the Virtual Console.

Virtual Console for Wii is still alive and kicking in Japan with games like Real Bout Fatal Fury coming next month.

Mega Man X2 and World Heroes 2 Jet are also coming to Wii.

Capcom USA confirm overseas release for both Virtual Console games.

Sengoku looks like your standard Final Fight style arcade game, but with two key differences.

Both games are slated for release on Wii in November for 600 Wii Points ($6).