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New Details Emerge for Saint Seiya: Brave Soldiers and Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z

NAMCO BANDAI has released new details for Saint Seiya: Brave Soldiers and Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z. Players get to see a few new screenshots, as well as, more details regarding game modes and combat. Get a head start on New York Comic Con, and read on to check out all the new content.

From the Press Release
As we approach the start of New York Comic Con, NAMCO BANDAI Games America is offering anime game fans a chance to bask in a pool of new assets from two iconic anime/manga based games. First up is Saint Seiya: Brave Soldiers; today we’re introducing the “Galaxy War” mode, “Survival” mode, and “Collection” mode where Saint Seiya fans can check items they’ve unlocked through the game.

The “Galaxy War” mode will let players organize tournaments where all the Saints and characters from the Saint Seiya saga can take part; this mode is deeply related to the “Galactic” Tournament at the beginning of the Saint Seiya manga. Players can pick several opponents and difficulty levels before battling their way through a single-elimination tournament to become the king of the tournament!

The “Survival” mode will allow gamers to battle for their lives in a series of fights while having to complete several challenges to recover their HP bar. Only the toughest and most skilled players will make it through to be the ultimate survivor.

SAINT SEIYA: BRAVE SOLDIERS is coming exclusively to PlayStation 3 via the PlayStation Network in North America and as a fully packaged retail product in Mexico, Latin America, and Brazil on November 26th 2013.

Next up, we’re presenting a new set of Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z screens featuring shots of the brand new character customization options contained within the game and new battle scenes. Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z takes-on the classic Dragon Ball Z manga look with its clean/sharp lines and vivid colors; creating a much more stylized look and feel to all your favorite Dragon Ball Z characters and environments.




Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z for the Xbox 360, the PlayStation 3, and the PlayStation Vita (digital only) will be launching in early 2014.



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