Ian Fisher writes: Publishers are still looking to have their own cash cow MMO like World of Warcraft and the latest game to get the MMO treatment is the beloved Dragon Ball franchise.
The new trailer for the game does look interesting despite it not being actual game footage thus full of crap. But I honestly can't see how going on a quest with a bunch of friends to kill dinosaurs using Ki blasts and flying around can't be fun and enough to separate itself from the other games on the market.
If you've played Persona 3 Portable, you may already know about our buddy Vincent, the two-fisted drinker who made a cameo at the happening Club Escapade. After the releases of Persona 4 and Demon's Souls, Atlus’ newfound popularity gives me confidence that Catherine will make its way to us eventually. However, I've been hurt before by Atlus and so many others, with five of my favorite games never localized to English.
Yeah, fan translations are such a force for good in the world. Come on, Ganbare Goemon 3!
That the ultimate edition of FFXII didn't make it here. Bought my copy overseas what it was just released.
The section on display at G-Star 2009, a videogame show in Busan, South Korea, was fairly low-key. In it various character classes, some human, some Namekian walked around in a large green forested area beating up snakes, what appeared to be squirrels, wolves, and other creatures that dropped rewards when defeated.
The game is a conventional MMO where you select targets, initiate an auto-attack with a right mouse click, and trigger special abilities to deal additional damage.
Dragon Ball Online is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game being developed simultaneously in Japan and South Korea by NTL, set in the Dragon Ball universe, first introduced by the Dragon Ball Japanese manga in 1984. Dragon Ball Online takes place on Earth, 216 years after the events at the conclusion of the Dragon Ball manga series. A beta testing of Dragon Ball Online was initially announced to begin in South Korea during the summer of 2007 with a Japanese beta to soon follow, but has been delayed and is currently slated for the second half of 2009. In March 2009, it was announced that TBWA\Korea obtained the marketing rights for Dragon Ball Online and would run a full-scale marketing campaign from April to August 2009.
I thought they said they weren't making anymore DBZ games... this is probably the last.
It got onto the homepage, and it says FP 7 hours ago when the article was published 58 mins ago and hit the homepage 5 mins ago?? Because of this it's at the bottom of the Front page -.-
NVM, i'm just stupid... it was created 7 hours ago.
Sweet! I have been waiting for this for along time. It's finally getting closer!
Check your reports dude.
i wouldn't mind having a good computer that can handle this game mines is kinda lame
but i find the classes kind dumb why majins?
not even any super saiyans -_-
but im sure it will be a good game
But I don't see this MMO lasting very long.
This is my most anticipated MMO I can't wait.
Hope they do have transformations! heard it's supposed to be like budokai tenkaichi game play! this could be a really really! great! game!
..why arnt there more comments this is the dragonball series we're talking about! (looks more like DBZ too ^_^)
YEEEY!!