Now I'm really curious about this "Italian teens home video"...

Also Battle Stadium D.O.N. for GameCube and PS2, but ye, it was DragonBall, One Piece & Naruto only.

Just to let you guys know, Milleaccendini means "thousands of lighters"

Purchased my copy from Play-Asia, can't wait for it to arrive!

Brilliant brilliant game!

Are you guys really discussing about the phone holder??

Brilliant, as usual

Guess there's no PEGI stated there, right?

Thanks for the clarification, cheers!

Ye, I guess that makes sense. Still, it feels a bit strange for a very Japanese-centered anime having protagonists with foreign names. Now I'm curious to hear the way they've been pronounced by Japanese voice actors

I feel you bro

It looks hideous IMO

Do anyone knows if the servers will be the same as the Japanese copy? I'm happy with my import version of the game and it'd be awesome to play with people from USA and Europe too

Is there any particular reason why the two main characters, that as far as I understand are Japanese, have Italian names?

Don't know why, but from the title I was expecting a shmup...

Well, I'm celiac (you know, allergic to gluten) so I'm not really a fast food person, but you're right, they all look pretty disgusting. I'm not questioning the taste, but the really don't appeal to be eaten anyhow

“Seinen” (青年), on the other hand, refers to young men between the ages of 15-24. Seinen anime and manga tend to be of a more violent and/or psychological nature than shonen series—though, of course, there are seinen comedies as well. They can also have content of a pornographic nature (though this is not the focus of…

This really looks like shit...

Thanks, now I NEED to play it!

Tell me that Pagani Huayra is going to be a proper transformer and I'm sold