Upcoming fight-em-all anime brawler is adding some additional Dragon Ball Z flavour to its roster next year, in the form of rival-turned-ally Piccolo and the best villain in the series, Mr Perfect Cell.

Dragon Ball Z's Cell Saga deserves to be given the live-action treatment that of a massive Hollywood blockbuster film. Unfortunately, Mega64 only had a budget of what I assume was several dollars and some pocket lint, resulting in the following masterpiece being produced.

Can money buy you happiness? Until I can bottle a metaphysical sense of satisfaction, no it cannot. But it can buy you enough materialism to fill any void in your soul, provided that you have enough of the stuff. In Dragon Ball FighterZ, an ample surplus of the in-game currency of Zeni is something that you’re going to want to earn if you want to unlock some of the best bruisers in the roster, such as Super Saiyan Blue versions of Goku and Vegeta.

Essentially a brief retelling of iconic climaxes from the anime adaptation, Dramatic Finishes allow players to watch moments like this through the lens of the Unreal 4 Engine. There’s no actual major reward for achieving all of these finishes outside of a trophy or an achievement, but they’re still a neat touch for fans of the saga.

Bandai Namco and Arc System Works haven't just created one of the best fighting games in the form of Dragon Ball Fighter Z. They've also created a new property that plays as good as it looks and will leave fans of rocking the dragon smiling from ear to ear.

Want to power up Zygarde to its legendary Complete Forme? Here's where you can find most of the cells necessary to do so in Pokémon Sun and Moon.

Finally! I’ve been patiently waiting for Kubo and the Two Strings ever since the first trailer arrived back in March, and I'm so happy that it looks like the wait has been worth it.

Turns out our industry might be more predictable than we think, with the Xbox 360 and PS3 race sounding oddly familiar.