It's a triple threat of bad news for those who live in Europe. News has been out that games such as Rising Star Games' No More Heroes, Dungeon Explorer: Warrior of the Ancient Arts, and Bomberman Land have been pushed back to new release dates. Find out when they'll be out after the jump!

It has been reported that the European version of Rising Star Games' No More Heroes would be censored and certain elements will be removed like the use of blood and too much gore. Well, that is not the case or so according to Rising Star Managing Director Martin Defries.

Read more about Martin Defires' explanation after the jump!

Publisher Rising Star Games announced today that it will handle the distribution duties of No More Heroes in Europe. The title will be exclusively available on the Nintendo Wii platform and is being developed by Grasshopper Manufacture.

It will be released in Japan this coming December. Rising Star Games' counterpart for North America is Ubisoft. No More Heroes, the publisher added, will be released in both North America and Europe in February 2008. Rising Star Games Managing Director Martin Defries had this to say:

Rising Star Games is very excited to be bringing this latest project from Suda 51 to the European market. He is without doubt a legendary creative powerhouse within the gaming industry. No More Heroes is shaping up to be a widely anticipated Q1 title for both the trade and consumers alike.

No More Heroes features the story of Travis Touchdown who grew up in the fictional city of Santa Destroy, California. He then came across a beam katana (light saber) one day and suddenly found himself amidst a deadly organization. To prove himself worthy of respect, he tries to work up to the top of the organization by killing other assassins.

A few features of this game that should excite Nintendo Wii players is the use of the Wiimote as a beam katana as well as the different wrestling moves that can be pulled off using the motion-sensitive controllers.