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From underrated RPGs on the Nintendo DS to esports-defining masterpieces, Dragon Ball Z has had a great run so far.
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.
Burst Limit - with full text
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.
The next generation of Dragon Ball Z fighting games has arrived! Check back for the latest news, previews, and videos!
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 Dimps get their fusion on, upgrading the popular 3D fighting series to the Xbox 360 and PS3.
Atari and Namco Bandai bringing online-enabled Dragon Ball Z fighting series to Sony's and Microsoft's current-gen consoles in 2008.
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