Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World for the PlayStation 2 and Dragon Ball: Origins for the DS were just released earlier this month but Atari's not quite done yet. Donny Clay from Atari confirmed that they'll be working on a couple new DBZ titles.

The economy's hitting the toilet and publishers are feeling the heat, but Namco Bandai saw a glimmer of hope in an old friend: the Dragon Ball titles. Not only do those starry wishing balls revive the fallen Dragon Ball fighters over and over again, apparently, they can also breathe some life into the economy-stricken publisher.

Before solid snakes... Super Saiyans! Though MGS4 still isn't accounted for in these charts, it's still quite a view to behold. For the week June 2 to June 8, 2008, the PS3 version of Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit took the top spot, while the Xbox 360 is making its presence felt in the frequently Nintendo-dominated charts. Hardware sales still have the PSP on top. But what about the rest? Are hardware sales already plateauing? Read more to check out the Media Create software and hardware sales charts.

PlayStation gamers in North America recently got their weekly fix of downloadable goodies as Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) unveiled its list of new content on the PlayStation Store. This week's PlayStation Store updates include a lot of added game content for Hot Shots Golf, American Idol Encore, Rocketmen, as well as another regular update for Rock Band. PSP users get a treat from the PS store PC too: the free game demo for Secret Agent Clank! Check out the complete list of new downloadable content in our full article.

If you're making a fighting game based on an action anime-slash manga series, chances are you'll grab the fans' attention if you can capture the intensity of the latter as closely at possible. Fortunately, intensity is what you see in these four videos of Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit, courtesy of Atari and Namco Bandai. Check them out in the full article after the jump.

If it's one thing that any fighting game must have, it's good, tight controls. Miss out on those and you have a recipe for frustration. That's probably why Donny Clay of Atari has taken the time to talk about the controls in Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit. Read what he has to say in the full article after the jump.

If you've always been a fan of the spiky hair, the bulging muscles, and the great big golden balls of the Dragon Ball Z franchise, then this update is for you. In an interview with Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit's (Xbox 360, PS3) co-producer, Nasu Nishimura, we find out that the game itself will feature Drama Pieces, or cutscenes that bring key scenes of the game into a new light. All the details you require is in the full article.

Sony Japan (SCEJ) is readying a special PlayStation 3 Experience event over at the Shinjuku station. Among other titles, visitors can expect to try out Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit, currently scheduled to launch in June. Further details are available in the full article.

It's been more than two weeks since we were able to update you guys with Namco Bandai's Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit. Here's a monster of an update: the latest 84 screens of the game and the exact date when it's going to be released. Catch all the action after the jump!

It's time for another update on Namco Bandai's Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3). For this update, we have the latest gameplay video wherein Goku and Krillin duke it out with each other in an all out brawl barrage.

From bare fists to kamehameha waves, catch all the action after the jump!