Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit

Atari has unleashed Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit in both the European and American markets on Playstation 3 and Xbox 360, and here are the First 10 Minutes from the Xbox 360 version. The first battles of the game are playable in the demo, and we put online videos of it earlier.

Dragon Ball Z Burst Limit is already released, but here is a slightly delayed interview with Yasu Nishimura, the European co-producer of Dragon Ball Z Burst Limit from the XCN. The interview is slightly drifting towards Dragon Ball Z fans, but average gamers should find interesting things in there too.

Atari released two more videos of Dragon Ball Z Burst Limit, with the ever shouting Vegeta and his son Trunks in action.
Update: Added Picollo's video.

Atari will release one new video presenting one character of Dragon Ball Z Burst Limit every two days until the game's release next week in Europe, and started with everyone's favorite Goku.

Atari today released the Dragon Ball Z Burst Limit demo on the European Marketplace, while the US and PS3 users got it yesterday. The demo has impressed me and many others, and I'm not even a fighting or Dragon Ball fan. We have some images here, while we may have a gameplay video later.
Update: Gameplay video added.

Here are two newly released trailers for the fighting game Dragon Ball Z Burst Limit in preparation for the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 platforms. Do you smell this sweet sayan perfume on the screen?
Update: Added 43 images.

Dragon Ball Z Burst Limit is back with this brand new trailer showing quite a few characters in action. It sure looks good!

Atari released these new artworks, images and a video showing Trunks and Recoome in action in the upcoming Dragon Ball Z Burst Limit.

Atari releases the american TV spot of Dragon Ball Z Burst Limit, coming this summer on PS3 and Xbox 360.

Here's a new trailer which is kinda short for the fighting videogame Dragon Ball Z Burst Limit, awaited somewhere in 2008 (Europe) for the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 platforms. It has a big emphasis on cutscenes to better reflect its television counterpart. The combat looks fast and promising, let's wait and see.