"One Piece: Unlimited Adventure is the perfect fit on the Wii system as gamers can come together to explore, compete and experience the world of the animated series," said Todd Thorson, Director of Marketing and Public Relations at NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc. "One Piece: Unlimited Adventure embodies our commitment to produce top-notch games that are an extension of its popular anime properties."
TVGB: "I've been trying my darnedest to ignore the viral video campaign for Onechanbara, the cult franchise featuring bikini-wearing, Stetson-sporting Japanese schoolgirls doing what they do best - cutting a bloody path through hordes of zombies.
At last the Onechanbara is coming to North America. To find out about D3's plans for their zombie slasher series Siliconera spoke with Oohashi Toshiro from D3 Japan's Consumer Business Division. One of the questions Siliconera asked him was if there was anything different between the Japanese and North American versions of Onechanbara: Bikini Zombie Slayers (aka Onechanbara R in Japan). Toshiro-san told Siliconera, "the mere thing is that the graphics are now in higher resolution in comparison to the Japanese version so we were able to implement and present something that is more visually appealing."
From gameplayer: Your eyes do not deceive you: the more zombie blood gets splattered over the heroines of this game, the more excited they get.
Kotaku's Michael McWhertor writes: "Finally, D3 Publisher of America has come to its senses! We don't want your Dark Sectors, guys; we want your poorly animated super soldiers shooting giant bugs and gooey zombie killin' adventures in combat inappropriate clothing. We want that mind-numbing stuff. That's why we're so pleased to learn, via GamesRadar, that Onechanbara: Bikini Zombie Slayers will be coming to the Wii in early 2009."
Announced way back in 2003, given a director 2 years ago, and having confirmed a star a year ago, the film based on the erstwhile Capcom series Onimusha has now hit a big snag, according to an article on movie site Ain't It Cool News.Since the games featured International films stars (most notably Jean Reno), and had very theatrical ways of telling stories, it seemed only natural to adapt it for the screen. The film producers were even ...
The Hudson Entertainment site admin has stated that it is possible that there gamers could see a sequel to Onslaught.