Konami’s classic X-Men arcade is finally on its way to consoles. The announcement was made at this week’s New York Comic Con and will come packed with new features.

The updated X-Men arcade will feature six player drop-in, drop out support along remastered visuals and the ability to create custom VS matchups.

No release date has been announced for the anticipated port, but it’s expected to hit before this Christmas.

Check out the announcement trailer below!

Online mega-retailers GameStop and Amazon today listed a new Xbox 360 Arcade bundle, revealing a system and two Rare games for the standard $200 price to play.

The 2010 Spring Xbox 360 Arcade Bundle is, reportedly due out later this week, and will sell for $200 when it does release.

Spring Bundle

The bundle includes an Xbox 360 Arcade system, which has no hard drive but 256 MB of internal storage, as well as a controller and two Rare games.

Inside the box will be the family friendly Viva Pinata and the adventure game Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts.

Both games received high critical marks when they released, making this bundle, for new Xbox 360 adopters, highly accessible and exciting.

GameStop has the bundle pegged for a May 5 release and Amazon at May 7, both dates this week.

In anticipation of the AOU arcade show in Japan this weekend, Capcom has just released new screens and artwork for Abel, the 10th brawler to be unveiled in Street Fighter IV.

The new World Warrior’s back story describes him as “a man without a past.” Despite a terrible amnesia affliction, Able is searching for the remaining members of the Shadoloo.

All the characters Capcom has announced so far, including the original Street Fighter II cast and newcomers Crimson Viper and Abel, will be playable in the demo being unveiled Saturday at AOU.

Street Fighter IV looks to be the fighting game of 2008. The characters and environments are in 3D, while the actual gameplay and fighting remains true to the arcade classic 2D with additional 3D camera angles and movements.