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Dragon Ball Z's new title gets demo release.

Eager to get your hands on the first Dragon Ball Z game of this generation? Then wait no longer. Atari has just released the demo for Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit on both Xbox LIVE Marketplace and the Playstation Network Store. The download clocks in at just over 500 MB an will allow players to take on two rivals in the story mode. To answer a question DBZ fans, yes, one of those battles contains Goku.

The final release will feature over 21 fan favorite fighters, each with their own unique fighting style and over-the-top power moves the series is famous for. Expect to see this one on store shelves June 10th.

May 15, 2008

News by Sean Tonks.

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