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A 69 Meg PC demo version of the anime inspired action game Oni has been posted online for download by The Adrenaline Vault. Dave Clark was kind enough

Sega has announced that they are at work on a second Love Hina adventure game, scheduled for a tentative release in March. The long delayed Sakura Wars 3

The fourth American season of Dragonball Z will conclude with next Thursday’s broadcast of the final of the 77 new episodes. After that point, the Cartoon Network broadcast

Anime News Service has learned that AD Vision does expect to release Nadia: Secret of Blue Water on DVD eventually but, “Not in the -near- future.”

Rumor has it that Capcom is planning two new arcade fighting games- a third upgrade of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure and a new mech combat game titled Heavy Metal.

American production company Mindfire Entertainment has secured the rights to produce a live-action movie based on the Dead or Alive 2 Hardcore video game. Following the current trend

Takashi Miike, the rising star director of Japanese new wave ultra-violent renegade cinema including Fudoh: The New Generation, Dead or Alive (no relation to the video game) and

Question: Ever since the Cartoon Network started airing an uncensored version of (Shin Kidou Senki) Gundam Wing, anime fans have been repeatedly asking them to air more uncensored

The second Blue Seed DVD collection (180 minutes, containing episodes 8-14) will be released March 27th. Also to be released on that date is Mixx Entertainment’s first DVD

DVD versions of Baoh, the first two Lone Wolf & Cub films and the second Urusei Yatsura TV series boxed set, containing DVD volumes 6-10, are currently being

Anime on DVD has spoken to Palm Pictures, the parent company of Manga Entertainment, about the poor video quality of the Wings of Honneamise DVD. According to Anime

Sony Computer Entertainment of Japan has updated their web page for the Playstation 2 interactive movie game Blood: The Last Vampire, based on the Production IG anime movie.

Fox has secured the television broadcast rights to air a dubbed version of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon in the fall of 2003.

Variety Magazine reports that director Edward Zwick (The Siege) has signed on to produce a samurai movie based on a script by Gladiator writer John Logan. “John and

Question: Can you really call anime a genre? You do not call English literature and American literature separate genres just because of their origin. Since anime covers a