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- UNCONFIRMED: MistWalker / Sakaguchi's first Xbox 360 title is a RPG called Blue Dragon, featuring character designs from Akira Toriyama, the creator of the Dragon Ball Z manga.

If this is true we may actually get a good DBZ game ( Budokai was alright ).

Originally Posted by scdoanintendo From http://the-magicbox.com/gaming.htm - UNCONFIRMED: MistWalker / Sakaguchi's first Xbox 360 title is a RPG called Blue Dragon, featuring character designs from Akira Toriyama, the creator of the Dragon Ball Z manga. If this is true we may actually get a good DBZ game ( Budokai was alright ).

It's unlikely to have anything to do with Dragonball. Toriyama has been doing video game art design for a long time with the Dragon Quest/Warrior series and spinoffs like Torneko being the most prominent.

http://www.gamespot.com/news/2005/05...s_6123395.html

from gamespot

says Blue Dragon is the RPG they are working on, Akira Toriyama is doing the art, right now id say this is my most anticipated xbox 360 game because i thought the xbox reeeeeally needed somw

Having the writer and artist of Chrono Trigger reunited is going to force a lot of folks in Japan to break down and buy the machine it runs on exclusively. Should do for the Xbox 360 in Japan what Halo did for the Xbox in the US.

the game is ACTION RPG

It certainly looks very Toriyama.

Here's a quote from Sakaguchi:

"I've made many RPGs in my past, but I'm planning to make Blue Dragon the most satisfying in terms of volume," commented Sakaguchi. "It will have many adventures and tricks that can only be featured in video games. Please look forward to it."

for a forum that has lots of rpg and xbox fans im suprised there isnt much discussion about this....

Technically this wont be a DBZ game so overall all DBZ games will suck with the exception of DBZ Legends for PS1.

Originally Posted by gameprozero Technically this wont be a DBZ game so overall all DBZ games will suck with the exception of DBZ Legends for PS1.

Technically? There is no way anyone with more neural tissue than a tree stump could think it had anything to do with Dragonball.