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Hey! You Got Your Xbox 360 Dragon Ball Z Shots On My PlayStation.com! [PS3]

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. Those aren't Sony buttons! What's going on here?! [lien] [EN]

Dragon Ball Z Goes Next Gen [Game Announce]

Dragon Ball Z is finally taking the next-generation plunge (the Wii now officially doesn't count), as Atari announces the development of Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.... [lien] [EN]

Et les jeux Playstation 3 et PSP jouables au TGS 2009 sont…

…suspense (ou pas): [v3banner-tgs9] Sur playstation . FIFA . Lost Planet . Shin Sangoku Musou MULTI RAID Special, . Pro Evo . Final Fantasy XIII. FRONT MISSION EVOLVED. Bayonetta. Gran Turismo . Uncharted . God of War III. Infamous. Heavy Rain. Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack In Time. Quantum Theory. Ninja Gaiden Sigma . Tekken . Dragon Ball Rising Blast. Assassin’s Creed II, Sur PSP. Persona 3 Portable. Shin Sangoku Musou 5 Special. MGS: Peace Walker. Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. Valkyria Chronicles . Phantasy Star Portable . Gran Turismo. Minna no Sukkiri. Minna no Tennis Portable. Jigen Kairou. Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier. SOCOM: US Navy Seals Portable. BLEACK Soul Carnival . MotorStorm Raging Ice. LittleBigPlanet. Undead Knights. God Eater, Partager. [lien] [EN]

Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit Demo Online [Demo]

Looking to get your hand on the first Dragon Balls on the PS3 and Xbox 360? Atari has a demo up on Xbox Live right now for Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit, the series' first foray onto the current crop of cutting-edge consoles. The demo weighs in at under 500 megs and features two battles from the game's story mode, Goku versus long-haired guy and other long-haired guy versus those little green things. Yep, I am definitely up on my DBZ terminology. The demo is currently available on Xbox Live and should be up on PSN later today, Sony willing. While you wait, a metric ass-ton of screenshots. galleryPost('dbz515', 3, ''); [lien] [EN]

Make Dragon Balls, Win Dragon Ball Z Burst Limit [Contest]

Contest time! We are giving away TK. Sooooooooooooooo... Here's the contest: 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 late next 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. GOOD LUCK!! Dragon Ball Z Burst Limit [Official Site] [lien] [EN]

Look At My Dragon Balls, Eat Them [Contest]

Nope! Haven't forgotten. Our make-Dragon-Balls contest is still in full swing. Just look at the cupcake Dragon Balls reader Yengwa made, writing, "Sure they aren't round, or balls, but they are damn delicious." 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. [lien] [EN]

Hands On: Dragon Ball Origins DS [Impressions]

I won't lie – I was something of an otaku when I was young. (Okay, I still am; I founded the Mills College anime club, for crying out loud). I watched Gundam Wing, Sailor Moon and even Robotech, the mutant hybrid that should not have been but was somehow totally awesome. And, of course, I was into all things Dragon Ball – all the way through GT. Dragon Ball Origins takes me back to the happy place that was after school and on Saturday mornings – somewhere between badly dubbed anime and expensive comics with thinly veiled adult humor. It's an action-adventure in the same vein as Legend of Zelda: The Phantom Hourglass – an RPG that's trimmed down for simple DS controls. In fact, the touch screen is the only control you use in Origins, with attacks being triggered by tapping and/or dragging the stylus across the lower screen. [lien] [EN]

Hands On: Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World – Gah! Too Many Colons! [Impressions]

Kids today don't know their anime – it's all Naruto this and One Piece that. And don't even get me started on Death Note. Remember when Dragon Ball Z was the only anime we got on Cartoon Network? And it had that really lousy dub with the “It's over 9000” line that will live in meme infamy? There was also a time when Dragon Ball Z: Budokai was the only anime fighting game we had in North America. You remember it – that chunky PS2 game with the taunt button and the airborne battles. It got mixed reviews, but sold well enough to justify several sequels, including the reincarnated Burst Limit on next-gen consoles. And now, because developer Dimps has moved onto bigger and better things Sonic Unleashed Wii level designing, they've decided to come back with a last hurrah – Dragon Ball Z. [lien] [EN]

Dragon Ball - 3 Movie Pack Trailer

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Dragon Ball Z - Bardok/Trunks Double Feature- BluRay Trailer

Available July 15, 2008 on DVD Goku is dead, victim of a deadly virus. Last of the Z Warriors to pass, the Super Saiyan’s death has left the Earth far more vulnerable than ever before. With no one left to protect the planet, Androids 17 and 18 arrive to terrorize the great cities, plunging all into darkness where the inhabitants cower in fear. Is there no hope left in this apocalyptic horror? Is this the end? Goku’s son, Gohan, is now a man, and with an extraordinary young teenager named Trunks by his side, the two determine to face off against the threat. But as tragedy follows upon tragedy, the world around Trunks is fast collapsing and there seems no check to the evil of the Androids. This is the story of the future that never was. Visit http://funimation.com/dragonballz/ for more information. [lien] [EN]

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Dragon Ball Z Remastered Episode 8 Part 1/2

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The Power Of Kamehameha [Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit]

newVideoPlayer("kamehamehaweights_kotaku.flv", 480, 290,""); Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit is coming to the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 next month, and Atari is gearing up for a massive advertising blitz centered around the power of everyone's favorite energy wave, Kamehameha! Along with the three videos you may have seen elsewhere, Atari was nice enough to give us the exclusive clip above, displaying how shouting the name of the first king of Hawaii can make everything alright. Hit the jump for the other three clips, which get progressive more amusing as they go along. [lien] [EN]

Virtually Overlooked: Dragon Power

Filed under: Virtually OverlookedThere is no way Dragon Power could have been good. It's a collection of awful components that amounts to more awfulness than the (negative) sum of its repulsive parts. Bandai (strike one, amirite) created a Dragon Ball game in 1986 (i.e. before third parties were really making decent games), and then, for whatever reason, decided to bring it to the American market. The problem, of course, was that in the mid-'80s, nobody in the U.S. had any idea what the hell Dragon Ball was. We had yet to even enter the "$20 for two episodes on a VHS tape" phase of anime fandom, much less the "Dragon Ball on cable" phase. So Bandai did what must have seemed like the logical thing: they didn't release the game hacked out all the recognizable Dragon Ball parts. [lien] [EN]