DragonBall Z for Arcade

[Mugenmidget]

All I heard is that Banpresto is going to have a hand with a Dragonball DS game, and after the arcade games and Supersonic Warriors, I'm pumped.

[Izlude]

And, even though it probably won't come to America (from The Magic Box)
"SNK Playmore mentioned that The King of Fighters 94 Re-Bout for PS2 will support online battles."

Oh damn, I forgot about that one! That may actually make it over here, because it actually makes use of newer hardware, and it has new updated hi-res sprites.

As for DBZ on Nintendo DS, Banpresto is producing it (They are a sub-division or Bandai or something). Nothing else is known besides that

[Mugenmidget]

And, even though it probably won't come to America (from The Magic Box)
"SNK Playmore mentioned that The King of Fighters 94 Re-Bout for PS2 will support online battles."

Oh damn, I forgot about that one! That may actually make it over here, because it actually makes use of newer hardware, and it has new updated hi-res sprites.

As for DBZ on Nintendo DS, Banpresto is producing it (They are a sub-division or Bandai or something). Nothing else is known besides that

I want to hope that it is a Supersonic Warriors sequel, because as good as it was there are still many cool things they could do with that engine.

Oh and extra characters and attacks would be nice.

[The S]

Sorry to necropost (if this is indeed Necroposting), but I have heard rumor that Atari has picked up the rights for the arcade game in the US.

Also, to add to the side conversation:

- KDDI announced that they will cooperate with SNK Playmore to provide online matching service for PlayStation 2. SNK Playmore will be using KDDI's Multi-Matching Broadband (MMBB) service for its online enabled PS2 titles, including:

The King of Fighters '94 Rebout (12/2004)
The King of Fighters '95 - '97 3-in-1 (Spring 2005)
The King of Fighters '98 - '00 3-in-1 (Spring 2005)
Garou: Mark of the Wolves (Spring 2005)
Bakumatsu Roman: Last Blade 2-in-1 (Spring 2005)
Twinkle Stars Sprites (2005)