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Project CARS footage

Posted on 9 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in Videos, Wii U | 2 Comments

Just over 16 minutes of Project CARS footage has now come in through YouTube user “Team VVV”. Watch the video below.

ShonenGameZ translated another Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden scan from the latest issue of V-Jump. The magazine shares a little more on the game.

V-Jump confirms that Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden will have an opening movie before the game begins. In the story mode, players will experience different arcs as the hero and/or villain. While not confirmed, it’s looking like the game will include the Saiyan Saga, Frieza Saga, Cell Saga, Buu Saga,
Battle of Gods Saga, Broly Saga, and Bardock Saga.

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Japanese retailer Ebten posted the Downtown Nekketsu Jidaigeki boxart. Check it out above.

Downtown Nekketsu Jidaigeki launches in Japan on May 28.

Bandai Namco and Slightly Mad Studios released a new multiplayer trailer for Project CARS today. We’ve posted it below.

Bandai Namco released a new update for Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission 2 – version 1.3 – that adds new content based on the Resurrection ‘F’ movie. Head past the break for videos and details (warning: possible spoiler warning).

Bandai Namco has launched the official site for Project X Zone 2. Access it here. We’ve also included another batch of new/old images below.

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Bandai Namco released the boxart for Super Run for Money: Assemble! The Strongest Runaways. Take a look at it above.

Update: Fixed first names for Morizumi and Ishitani.


Bandai Namco officially unveiled Project X Zone 2 last week. After the announcement, Famitsu caught up with a few of the game’s developers for an interview. The magazine spoke with Kensuke Tsukanaka (producer, Bandai Namco), Souichiro Morizumi (Monolith Soft, development director), and Koji Ishitani (development producer, Monolith Soft).

Famitsu starts by asking when development on Project X Zone 2 kicked off. According to Morizumi, the team was “considering the project and playing new entries of featured games” after Project X Zone’s Japanese launch. Work truly began after the team received feedback from the western release in 2013.

Tsukanaka also said, “The release had very good reputation in North America and Europe. So given the situation both domestically and overseas, we started to create the sequel.”


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