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During this year's Anime Expo in Los Angeles, California a number of new games, release dates and content for said games have been unveiled. One of those games is Bandai Namco's Dragon Ball Fusions. They released a new trailer for the turn-based RPG showcasing the gameplay and content.

People get extremely nostalgic when it comes to their entertainment preferences, and the 1990s offered up explosions of creativity across all media. Here are the 10 shows from the ‘90s that have been searched for the most on Google since 2004.

It’s probably not the kind of news you would prefer coming to this site to read, but what the heck…news is news, even if the game is absolute crap. Now this doesn’t mean that Dragonball: Evolution is going to suck, there’s just the high likelihood of the game sucking because A: it’s a movie game. And B: it’s a movie-game based on a sucky movie.

Like many grizzled geeks born with a controller in their right hand, I’m a retro gamer. I love pulling out my old systems, blowing the dust off them, and flopping the cartridges around in the air until the little rattle inside of them stops. In other words, my favorite part of reliving nostalgia is actually playing the games on the systems I played them on when I was a wee little lad.

With the interesting Street Fighter IV (I say interesting because I still hesitate to call it awesome) on the very distant horizon, I think a more immediate concern is that fighting games in general are pretty much dead, save for the really crappy anime titles that have since graced the consoles.