Bandai Games has announced that Japanese development studio Cyber Connect 2 is producing a new .Hack game for the Playstation 2. .hack//G.U. will launch in Japan and North
Sony has officially revealed the design and technical specs of the Playstation 3 console. According to Kung Fu Cult Cinema, Sony plans to retail the system in Japan
DVD Vision Japan has announced that Anne R. from New Jersey has been selected as winner of the first annual “Mascot Idol” contest. A ceremony will be held
Question: I’ll start this question with just two words: Tsubasa Chronicle. Will this anime, which is neither a sequel nor even a spin-off of any particular series created
At this past weekend’s Anime Central convention, FUNimation announced its acquisition of distribution rights to the three Slayers television series formerly distributed in America by Software Sculptors and
AD Vision has announced plans to distribute the 13 episode Samurai Gun TV series in North America. The 2004 series was an Avex Mode and AD Vision co-production.
Go! Media Entertainment has announced plans to launch a publishing line called “Go! Comi” to distribute English translations of Japanese manga and new international co-productions. Former Senior Editor
Seven Seas Entertainment has redesigned its website to focus on its three new American created web exclusive manga style comic series: Unearthly, by Ted Naifeh and Elmer Damaso
Japanese televison network TBS has opened its webpage for the upcoming Binchoutan anime TV series. Presently the website consists of only a placeholder image. Source: Rakuga Kidou
Genvid L.L.C. has announced that its book Warriors of Legend: Reflections of Japan in Sailor Moon, an analytical study of influences and examples of Japanese culture, history and
At this past weekend’s Anime Central convention, Dark Horse Comics announced a number of new publications including 7 manga titles: Lady Snowblood Eden Space Pinchy Zombi-ya Reiko Faces,
Decipher has officially announced that its MegaMan and .hack trading card game lines are to be taken out of production, although officially supported tournaments will continue as long
Japanese toy companies Takara and Tomy have agreed to merge. Takara has been under financial strain after Konami sold its stock in the company, and Takara has not
