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"Starting way back on the original Nintendo (NES), Bulma made her first appearance in game with the release of Dragon Ball: Daimaou Fukkatsu. Since then, there's been a host of Dragon Ball, DBZ and Dragon Ball GT games to feature the inventive star that span across a wide range of systems all the way up to the current platforms like the Xbox 360 and PS3."
Anime video games can either be some of the best games in a given year or the worst. We take a quick look at the upcoming titles in the anime genre. Check the post out and let us know what you think.
"Here are the top ten best-selling titles for Namco Bandai during the 2008-2009 fiscal year. The biggest omission from the list is Tales of Vesperia for the Xbox 360.
1. Soul Calibur IV
System(s): Playstation 3 and Xbox 360
Region(s): Asia, Europe, Japan and United States
Total Sales: 2,320,000 units
2. Active Life Outdoor Challenge
System(s): Nintendo Wii
Region(s): Europe, Japan and United States
Total Sales: 1,030,000 units
3. We Ski
System(s): Nintendo Wii
Region(s): Europ..."
"If Namco Bandai can recapture the programming prowess theyd clearly unlocked with the Budokai series on the PS2, well be in for some brilliantly confusing and alluring DragonBall Z games in the near future. Regrettably, this isnt quite one of them, but buying Burst Limit out of anime-obsessed compulsion wont be the worst decision you could make this week."
It's pretty obvious what the big name release for this week is. The hype and sheer quantity of news bits we have been assaulted with over the past couple of weeks is simply quite astounding. To not give this game top billing probably would have had me burnt at the stake.
That said, there are a couple other noteworthy games releasing this week. Consider this as my personal plug for the shoot-em-up Blast Works, and the detective adventure Jake Hunter: Detective Chronicles.
Notable game...
GamersDailyNews reviews the first DragonBall Z title on the seventh generation consoles.
Although Burst Limit continues the prolific series' trends for being a high octane, rather confusing firework show of a fighting game, it also feels to reign in the high-flying, breakneck speed of titles from the Budokai series.
Still one for the fans, this inaugral Xbox 360 and PS3 DragonBall title isn't quite the dazzling energy blast we might have hoped for.
Atari have released a up to date version of current release dates that they have scheduled for there up and coming titles. Such titles include Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit for the Xbox 360 Playstation 3. The new updated list is as followed;
![Box shot of Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit [Europe]](http://i.neoseeker.com/boxshots/R2FtZXMvUGxheXN0YXRpb25fMy9BY3Rpb24vRmlnaHRpbmc=/dragon_ball_z_burst_limit_frontcover_small_suGM9DnPRsGwWP5.jpg)