Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit News

Publisher's profits up 15 percent for final three months of 2008, but full fiscal-year totals are slipping.

Alone in the Dark publisher sees sales grow to $166 million during first half of fiscal year, thanks to 145 percent spike in US operations.

Soon-to-be enveloped Infogrames subsidiary draws in $40.3 million in sales, turns profit on strength of Alone in the Dark, DBZ: Burst Limit.

Atari shooter and Dragon Ball Z push its corporate parent's sales up 80 percent to $140.5 million.

Dragon Ball accounts for nearly half of Atari sales, whereas THQ reaps a quarter of its revenues from WWE, another quarter from Pixar and Nickelodeon.

Goku and friends' latest brawler out in Australia this week.

Atari parent company sees slight dip in full-year revenue to $450 million, but losses trimmed significantly to $79 million.

Once-mighty publisher's annual revenues $42.3 million lower than prior year, totaling just $80.1 million.

Guns of the Patriots locked and loaded for PlayStation 3 launch; Prizefighter 360 and Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit also on tap.

Actionloop Twist debuts on WiiWare.

Free sampler for first high-def installment in publisher's long-running Dragon Ball Z franchise now available in advance of June 10 release.

Atari and Namco Bandai bringing online-enabled Dragon Ball Z fighting series to Sony's and Microsoft's current-gen consoles in 2008.