A new page has surfaced confirming that Raging Blast 2 will contain the rumored remake of Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans, which will be re-titled Plan to Eradicate the Super Saiyans.

This will be a complete remake of the original, using modern animation techniques. It will run approximately 30 minutes and will apparently be included in the game as a sort of opening animation, viewable immediately upon purchase of the game. It is possible that in addition to the animation, the game will contain scenarios based on the OVA plot. One screen shot in the page shows Freeza fighting Goku on Earth and notes that Freeza has new attacks, possibly indicating that the game will have you fight against “Ghost Warrior” reincarnations of past enemies like in the original version.

Below is a partial translation of the scan. Unfortunately, due to the scan quality, I could not read certain parts, which are marked with [???].

• See it in “RB2”!! The Plan to Eradicate the Super Saiyans!!
  A mysterious scientist’s conspiracy for revenge against the Saiyans!! The entire opening animation footage [???] with powerful enemies!!
• Scoop: A formidable enemy from generations past attacks Goku!! An opening anime is recorded!!
  The legendary title “Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans” is being fully remade as an approximately 30 minute [???] anime!! It will be fully recorded in “RB2”!! You’ll be able to view this anime which can’t be seen anywhere else immediately upon getting the software!!
• What is “Plan to Eradicate the Super Saiyans”?
  A remake of the 1993 anime work based on a game scenario!! It’s been reincarnated as an approximately 30 minute long work that [???] the pictures, setup, etc.
• Former formidable enemies are revived!!
  A clash with the evil emperor Freeza!! He attacks Goku with new techniques and combos!!
• New character setup made public for the fist time!!
  Note the modern anime presentation, which has evolved over many years!! The formidable enemy Dr. Raichi has also been resurrected after 17 years!!

The game is now officially due in Japan on 11 November 2010 for ¥7,329.