The Magic Box has published the first screenshots of Gungrave: OverDose, the second Playstation 2 shooting game based on a concept by Trigun creator Yasuhiro Nightow.
According to Kung-Fu Cult Cinema, Miramax has scrapped plans to release a dubbed version of cult hit live action comedy/adventure film Shaolin Soccer in America. Plans now call
AnimeNation will be officially attending this weekend’s Otakon convention; therefore, there will be no further news page updates until next week. Representatives of AN Entertainment will be present
Bandai Entertainment has announced plans to release the 1991 Cyber Formula GPX TV series in a $199.99 DVD boxed set on November 18th. The futuristic car racing series
According to Jagged Team, Capcom has formally canceled the planned release of the 3D fighting game Capcom Fighting All-Stars for both arcade and home console release. The game,
Question: Is all anime either shonen or shoujo? It’s hard to tell sometimes, like with .hack//SIGN or Haibane Renmei, whether it was made for boys or girls. So
AD Vision is seeking employment applications from US residents able to translate Japanese and/or Korean into English. Applicants must be fluent in both the spoken and written language
FoxBox now hosts Flash previews of “Shonen Jump’s Shaman King” and Sonic X. While both shows premiere on Sept. 6, the sites promise a “sneak peak” for Sonic
Pioneer and Right Stuf has opened an exchange program for consumers that wish to exchange their Little Snow Fairy Sugar DVD volume 2 that has a mono Japanese
Animation Insider has confirmed that “Knights of the Zodiac,” the censored version of St. Seiya, will debut on the Cartoon Network in America on Saturday, August 30th at
Online anime magazine Animefringe has updated with its August issue featuring a cover story on Kikaider, feature articles on Japanese horror movies, Haibane Renmei, the Confidential Confessions manga,
The official Japanese homepage for Katsuhiro Otomo’s Steamboy is now open. The Japanese homepage for the upcoming Peacemaker Kurogane anime TV series is now online with only an
According to Variety Magazine, Warner Bros. is in final negotiations for the international distribution of the currently in production second Yu-Gi-Oh movie. The 30 minute long first movie
