The following articles have been filed under the "News" category and covers general franchise news from across the globe.
It looks like “Budokai Tenkaichi 3” (the international name for “Sparking! METEOR”) will finally be coming out next week on 15 February 2008 for you Australian gamers. If you are looking for our final thoughts on the game, check out Episode #0106 of the podcast.
Akira Toriyama is going to be teaming up with Masakazu Katsura (the creator of series such as “Video Girl Ai” and more recently “I”s”, and not to mention the contributor of the idea of fusion in Dragon Ball…!) for a special one-shot that will appear in the May issue of “Jump Square” in Japan. There …
RightStuf has listed the following items (which we first posted about last December) as all coming out 27 May 2008: DBZ Movies 1 & 2 DVD (Remastered) DBZ Movies 1 & 2 Blu-Ray (Remastered) DBZ Season 5 DVD box set (Remastered) DBZ Spanish DVD Vol. 7 DBZ Spanish DVD Vol. 8 Still waiting on more …
tarrin4ever just posted this up over on our forum:
Dragon Ball Movie Blog is reporting that Randall Duk Kim (who played the key-maker in “The Matrix Reloaded”) will be playing the part of Grandpa Gohan in the upcoming live-action Dragon Ball movie.
Spanning 13 discs, the “Dragon Ball Z CD-Box Chōzenshū” (or “Super Complete Collection”) will compile about 200 vocal songs, remixes, movie songs, game songs, etc. It is due out 26 March 2008 with a catalogue number of COCX-34814 and will cost you (and me!) ¥19950. Thanks to Futabatei Shimei for the heads-up!
Hironobu Kageyama is putting out a little mini-album in April which will contain not only the theme song to “Sparking! METEOR” (“Super Survivor”), but also the theme song to the upcoming “Burst Limit” (“Kiseki no Honō yo Moeagare!!”). The full title of the release seems to be PS2・Wii用ソフト『ドラゴンボールZ スパーキング! メティオ』主題歌:「Super Survivor」or PS2 & Wii Software: …
The official website for “Dragon Ball Online” finally has a few updates! Good to see some developments, here! There are a couple screen shots up on the page, but then there is this: Man, that is pretty sexy.
Nothing too special just yet, but now you can head on over to the official website for “Dragon Ball Z W Bakuretsu Impact”. It has the trailer for the game streaming at a nicer quality than the YouTube videos, so that is kinda neat.
After two whole months of waiting, Toei has finally unveiled the first two Dragon Ball GT individual disc covers. As with all the other releases, Discs #01 and #02 contain six episodes each, covering episodes 001 thru 012, and are slated to be released 06 February 2008. The official website for these releases has also …