Right on the tail of yesterday’s update about a potential sequel before the first game is even out, it seems that Atari has gone ahead and put up a full information page for the first “Dragon Ball GT: Transformation” game on the Nintendo GameBoy Advance. Overview: Power up for Dragon Ball GT! Prepare for bigger …
GameStop.com now has a listing for a “Transformation 2” on the GameBoy Advance, with a date set of 15 November 2005 (right around the same time that “Sparking! / Budokai Tenkaichi” is due out). This would be the fifth game in the “Legacy of Goku” series of action/adventure/RPGs (which randomly stopped using the “Legacy of …
If you have been keeping track, you might have noticed that the release date for the Japanese Dragon Ball GT “Dragon Box” DVD box set is fast approaching, without so much as a “GT DVD set release coming up real soon” update. Actually, there is good reason for this — it has been delayed. As …
Announced earlier this year, the acquisition of FUNimation by now-parent-company Navarre has been completed. MINNEAPOLIS, MN -May 11, 2005 – Navarre Corporation (NASDAQ: NAVR) a leading publisher and distributor of a broad range of home entertainment and multimedia software products, today announced that it has acquired all general and limited partnership interests in FUNimation Productions, …
Ignore anything you read elsewhere — the game being released in the US by Atari under the name “Budokai Tenkaichi” is indeed the game “Sparking!” being developed in Japan by Spike for Bandai. IGN has some new information (including images and movie clips!) concerning/from the game. Look for upwards of 60 characters, including all five …