Anime News Network has published the list of edits made to the Cartoon Network versions of Cowboy Bebop episodes 15 & 16. The cuts include editing for minor
TOKYOPOP has officially announced that they will be publishing a domestic version Sonic Adventure 2 soundtrack this February. The CD will contain 26 tracks, including exclusive remixes only
Korean website Ruliweb has posted a new 5:30 minute long trailer for Xenosaga consisting of entirely new game footage. The Gaming Intelligence Agency has published extensive screenshots, audio
Anime on DVD has confirmed that the tentative contents of the two versions of the North American Jin-Roh DVD to be released on March 5th. A $29.99 standard
According to an administrator post to the official Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust Forum, the North American DVD version of Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust will not include a Japanese
GameSpot has published an extensive pre/re-view of a playable, virtually complete version of Dead or Alive 3 for the Xbox. The article reviews the basics of the Dead
According to Anime News Network, Urban Vision has licensed the English language translation and distribution rights to the 13 episode fantasy adventure TV series Strange Dawn (2000, Pioneer
On its way to outgrossing Titanic and becoming Japan’s highest grossing film ever, last week Hayao Miyazaki’s Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi officially became the first movie non-American
Manga Entertainment has confirmed that the Macross Plus “movie edition” will premier on North American DVD in late February. There’s been no word yet on whether a dubbed
Blood: The Last Vampire is the fastest selling title in Manga Entertainment’s history, selling over 120,000 units during the first month of release. Blood also set a new
Matsushita has announced that they will release a new DVD player model in Japan on December 14th called “Q.” The Q will be a standard NTSC Japanese Region
Question: I noticed that there are a lot of Japanese Transformers series, and I was wondering why don’t companies pick them up and subtitle them? There are really
In a surprise announcement, TOKYOPOP has announced several new American licenses on both the anime and manga front. In January, TOKYOPOP will debut the English language versions of
