Added: 25.02.2015 8:10 | 1 views | 0 comments


Bandai Namco Games and Dimps have come together with the hope of changing the way you experience your yearly dose of Dragon Ball. Did they achieve just that? Find out in this review for Dragon Ball: Xenoverse!

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STN: As inevitable as Christmas and Easter, it was not long before Dragon Ball games started to appear on the newer generation of consoles, but for such a long running series surely by now the team at Bandai Namco are out of ideas?

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"Atsuo Yoshimura, Global Producer at Bandai Namco gives us all the scoop on the new Dark Souls 2 DLC. Check it out!"

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Bandai Namco is keeping 2015 bright for its fans.

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"Atsuo Yoshimura, Global Producer at Bandai Namco gives us all the scoop on the new Dark Souls 2 DLC. Check it out!"

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STN: As inevitable as Christmas and Easter, it was not long before Dragon Ball games started to appear on the newer generation of consoles, but for such a long running series surely by now the team at Bandai Namco are out of ideas?

Added: 25.02.2015 2:10 | 3 views | 0 comments


PSLS - Very few franchises have ever had the staying power or international presence as the Dragon Ball series. Not only has it been responsible for introducing many of us to the anime genre, but it has also been influencing artists, writers and developers for almost 30 years. Now, as those who have grown up with the series are making products to introduce Dragon Ball to a whole new generation, we are seeing gaming experiences based on it that we could have only dreamed of 20 years ago. The latest of which is Bandai Namcos new Dragon Ball XenoVerse, a loosely constructed RPG, built around the fighting mechanics made popular by the Budokai series.

Added: 24.02.2015 22:52 | 2 views | 0 comments


fo for Bandai Namco's mysterious Ray Gigant surfaces in Japanese magazine.

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Learn more about this handheld RPG from Bandai Namco Games.

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Following its reveal in the latest issue of V Jump magazine, Bandai Namco has gone up with the official announcement for Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden, due out for 3DS in Japan this summer. Developed by BlazBlue and Guilty Gear studio Arc System Works, the fighting action game will feature over 100 characters (though not all appear to be playable). In addition to one-on-one battles, the game will also have team battles in which several characters participate.