Month: November 2002

Bandai Entertainment has announced that the first American DVD volume of the 1999 sci-fi drama/mystery TV series Infinite Ryvius will be released on April 22nd. The debut disc

Japan’s CERO (Computer Entertainment Rating Organization) board has officially rated Tecmo’s upcoming Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball game for the Xbox “18+ Only.” This rating strongly suggests

According to Electronic Gaming Monthly Magazine Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo are all planning price cuts for the Playstation 2, Xbox and GameCube console systems. According to the unconfirmed

Question: I heard that 70 percent of all bisujo anime is for adults only. Why is there so much? Also, how could I avoid it if I go

The official Read or Die Japanese homepage is now headed by an image that confirms plans for an R.O.D. TV series. The image seems to suggest that the

Bandai has announced that the award winning anime film Millennium Actress (Chiyoko Now & Forever) will be released to Japanese DVD on February 25th. The film will be

Today’s episode of the TechTV network program The Screen Savers briefly announced that the basic cable network will begin broadcasting anime daily starting December 30th. No additional information

AD Vision, in association with Right Stuf International, is offering horror fans a chance to get a free Doomed Megalopolis T-shirt. Purchase the Doomed Megalopolis DVD collection scheduled

The official Japanese Godzilla site has uploaded the latest trailer for Gojira x Mechagojira, scheduled for release to Japanese theaters next month as a double feature with the

Question: WARNING: SPOILER ALERT I am a big fan of Read Or Die but I was seriously confused with the third episode and now I’m confused about the

According to a new article published by ICv2, the American anime market approaches a half billion dollars in annual sales, but the American industry has not seen significant

AD Vision has opened its series specific homepages for Sakura Wars and Chance! Pop Session. Source: Anime on DVD

Online fanzine Galaxy Anime has updated with streaming interviews with Pioneer’s Chip Carter, AD Vision’s Ken Wiatrek, Anime Invasion Magazine’s Robert Bricken, and Anime Reactor convention chairman James

Gutsoon! Entertainment has announced that the first weekly issue of Raijin Comics will hit store shelves on December 4th. The premier issue of the magazine will include English

Pioneer Laser Disc Corporation has published the results of its Japanese fan poll to determine the most popular Pioneer produced anime titles: 01. Tenchi Muyo! 02. Serial Experiments