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Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit

Global Total as of 12th May 2012 (units): 0.46m
Platform: Xbox 360Also on: PlayStation 3
Developer: Dimps Corporation Genre: Fighting

Total Units

North America: 0.23m 49.8%
+ Europe: 0.16m 34.6%
+ Japan: 0.03m 6.1%
+ Rest of the World: 0.04m 9.5%
= Global 0.46m

Release History

BoxartTitlePublisherRegionDateDistribution
Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit Namco Bandai GamesJapan05th June 2008Retail
Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit AtariEurope06th June 2008Retail
Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit AtariNorth America10th June 2008Retail

People

PersonRole
Akira ToriyamaOriginal Author
Bin ShimadaJapanese Voice : Broly
Brice ArmstrongVoice of Captain Ginyu
Brice ArmstrongEnglish Voice of Captain Ginyu
Christopher SabatVoice of Piccolo, Yamcha, Vegeta, and Recoome
Christopher SabatEnglish Voice of Piccolo, Yamcha, Vegeta, and Recoome
Chuck HuberVoice of Android 17
Chuck HuberEnglish Voice of Android 17
Dameon ClarkeVoice of Cell
Dameon ClarkeEnglish Voice of Cell
Donald T. ClayExecutive Producers
Eric ValeVoice of Trunks
Eric ValeEnglish Voice of Trunks
Hideyuki HoriJapanese Voice : Ginyu
Hikaru MidorikawaJapanese Voice : Android 16
Hirotaka SuzuokiJapanese Voice : Tien
Jeremy InmanVoice of Android 16
Jeremy InmanEnglish Voice of Android 16
John BurgmeierEnglish Voice of Tien and Saibamen
John BurgmeierVoice of Tien and Saibamen
Josh MartinVoice of Majin Buu
Justin CookVoice of Super Buu
Justin CookVoice of Raditz
Justin CookEnglish Voice of Raditz
Kenji UtsumiJapanese Voice : Recoome
Linda YoungEnglish Voice of Frieza
Linda YoungVoice of Frieza
Meredith McCoyEnglish Voice of Android 18
Meredith McCoyVoice of Android 18
Mike McFarlandRoundcall Voice
Miki ItouJapanese Voice : Android 18
Mitsuaki MadonoJapanese Voice: Tenshinhan
Norio WakamotoJapanese Voice : Cell
Phil ParsonsVoice of Nappa
Phil ParsonsEnglish Voice of Nappa
Ryo HorikawaJapanese Voice : Vegeta
Ryo MitoProducer
Ryusei NakaoJapanese Voice : Frieza
Sean SchemmelVoice of Goku
Sean SchemmelEnglish Voice of Goku
Shigeru ChibaJapanese Voice : Raditz
Shigeru NakaharaJapanese Voice : Android 17
Shin UnozawaExecutive Producer
Shozo IizukaJapanese Voice : Nappa
Sonny StraitEnglish Voice of Krillin and Bardock
Sonny StraitVoice of Krillin and Bardock
Stephanie NadolnyVoice of Kid Gohan and Teen Gohan
Stephanie NadolnyEnglish Voice of Kid Gohan and Teen Gohan
Takashi ShojiExecutive Producer
Takeshi KusaoJapanese Voice : Trunks
Toru FuruyaJapanese Voice : Yamcha
Toshio FurukawaJapanese Voice : Piccolo
Vic MignognaVoice of Broly
Vic MignognaEnglish Voice of Broly

Comments

OMEGA R1PP3R117 (on 27 February 2010)
I have it on 360, i love it xD
numb094 (on 29 November 2009)
What on EARTH are you talking about?

Most of the DBZ games still sell a million+ copies. See the Tenkaichi series for example, and many of those were still on the PS2. Hell, the latest Tenkaichi 3 has sold over 2 million copies.

DBZ (20 years later) > Naruto

Not one Naruto game has reached a million copies it seems. When DBZ was popular in the U.S. almost 10 years ago, its games sold well to 3 million copies. You should get your facts straight before suggesting something that ridiculous.

NSS7 (on 24 July 2009)
Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm and Naruto Broken Bond both beat DBZ Burst Limit PS3/X360 combined

Naruto > DBZ now
CaptainDJ (on 26 June 2009)
It seems like 360 owners don't like DBZ games as much. :o
Egghead (on 25 December 2008)
Remember this is what you consider a 'casual' game in JP, so its marketed to the average gamer who dont care about the 360. If it released with little advertising the 360 would have sold as much given the userbase.

Also, the game sold very well for the PS3 in EU, so all of that made it sell better. Still this sold nicel but disappointingly in Japan
outlawauron (on 21 December 2008)
Well, the PS3 version did a quarter of a mil more in Others and they are identical in America.
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