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Sunday Comics: Dead Island The recently revealed Dragon Ball Game Project Age 2011 (temporary title) is an upcoming fighting game for the PS3 and Xbox 360. It’ll be out fall 2011. This is what it looks like!
Currently unnamed, a new Dragon Ball Z is head for the PS3 and Xbox 360 this spring. According to Japanese reports from last week, Namco Bandai is readying a new title called Dragon Ball Game Project Age 2011, which sounds like a temporary title. That game will centre around 3D fighting. [Eurogamer]
AKB48, the most popular idol group in Japan, will be singing the ending theme for anime series Dragon Ball Kai.
If you live in the lovely continent of North America, expect all Dragon Ball games you buy (or your parents buy you) in the next five years to have a Namco Bandai label on them.
A new year brings one thing: More Dragon Ball. You know what that means? More Bulma.
Someone at the Brand Licensing Expo Europe 2008 managed to catch this cam footage of somewhat less-than-eagerly anticipated film adaptation of the popular manga/anime/video game series Dragon Ball. As was expected, it looks relatively hideous, from Chow Yun-Fat’s hideous costume to James Marsters reprising his role as Buffy the Vampire Slayer’s Spike, who in turn tries to portray Lord Piccolo. Don’t worry about the sound, there is none in this early preview trailer. Somehow I think we’re better for it.
Dragonball Teaser Trailer [Trailer Addict - Thanks wwm0nkey!]
More balls! More Dragon Balls! Cactuargal points out that these GLOWING Dragon Balls are see-thru and pretty true to the Earth size of a Dragon Ball. To bring everyone up to speed: Make a Dragon Ball. The best damn Dragon Ball you can! It cannot be drawn or virtual — it must be an actual three dimension Dragon Balls. Now! If you don’t know what Dragon Balls look like, you can click here. While the Dragon Balls you make should look like actual Dragon Balls, feel free to get creative with what you use to make them. The contest wraps up later this month. The finalists will win either the PS3 version or Xbox 360 version of Dragon Ball Z Burst Limit. Be sure to send entries to kotakucontestATgmailDOTcom and include a Kotaku sign. Losers get INTERNET FAME.
Hit the jump for another!
Namco Bandai’s Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit is multi-platform. It might be difficult for customers to pick which one they should get: Xbox 360 or PS3 version? Well, maybe PlayStation.com can help. Look at the “PS3″ screenshots that appeared on the official Japanese PlayStation site. What do you notice? Oh, you can’t see it? Well, hit the jump for a closer look.
