Month: March 2002

Eolith, the Korean studio that co-produced King of Fighters 2001 with SNK, has announced that they are interested in fan responses on which 3 of the 40 total

Through a new article, Wired Magazine is bringing wide attention to a new independent documentary movie screening theatrically in Austin, Texas called Bang the Machine. The film is

Question: I heard some news that has made me doubt humanity. Fox has acquired the rights for a Dragonball Z “live action” movie!?! My question is, has a

Question: I was wondering why anime is not rated? I love anime but some series and movies I will not watch because they are vulgar. I also have

American voice actress and dubbing director Wendee Lee has confirmed in a new interview that dubbing studio Bang Zoom! will be producing the American dub of the current

According to the current issue of Animerica Extra magazine, Viz will release its long delayed 7th collected graphic novel volume of translated X/1999 manga, titled “Crescendo,” in May.

In order to make upgrades and “production refinements” to their upcoming Robotech toys, domestic manufacturer Toynami has announced that the second series of “Robotech Super Poseable” veritech action

The Magic Box has reprinted the latest console game review scores from the notoriously critical Japanese Famitsu magazine. The GameCube remake of Biohazard topped this week’s reviews by

Sega’s Hitmaker Studio has unveiled the first screenshots and detail on Crazy Taxi 3 for the Xbox. In this installment the game will take place in the fictional

Question: I’ve always wondered by what means an American anime fan would enter into the anime industry. What does one have to do to get in on things?

In a very encouraging and fan-oriented move, FUNimation has announced the beginning of its Operation Anime program. Legitimate anime fan clubs that register with the program will be

AD Vision has announced that the highly anticipated first 5 episode volume DVD of Excel Saga will debut in America on June 11th. The new AD Vision canon

Pioneer has revealed that I, My, Me Strawberry Egg will retain its original, full Japanese title for the US release; however the “I, My, Me” part of the

GameSpot has published news from an exclusive interview with Squaresoft representative Kazuyoshi Murakawa regarding the recently announced plans for Squaresoft to develop software for Nintendo game consoles. According

Home Vision Entertainment, a company affiliated with Criterion home video that specializes in distributing “award-winning classics of world cinema, to cutting-edge works from today’s independent filmmakers to art