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We Support Contact SzR And Otaku Goku AIM SN: Saiyanzragenet   All news reported here is © copyright of Saiyanz Rage. You may source us, providing a link back to Saiyanz-rage is made. All news we report here from other sites are sourced with a link back to the site that the news was obtained from. -Subject: New Fall Anime Premier Dates for Adult Swim/CN.   Posted on Wednesday, June 30, 2004 @ 7:10 -=- By {-Sam -}        -It's time to feed the dogs! This news has spread rapidly and was first sited at the Official Adult Swim fourms. Most of you already know about it. But for those of you in the dark, here it is: Two new anime movies will premier on Adult Swim this Fall: InuYasha: The Love That Transcends Time at 12:00 midnight on October 23, and Read or Die, will premier at 12:00 midnight on November 6, 2004 In addition to the two new movies, the Network has announced two new anime series that will also premier this Fall on Adult Swim. Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex will premiere November 6 at 11:00 p.m., followed by Fullmetal Alchemist at 11:30 p.m. This line-up is tentative and show times are subject to change. Informer: ANN Fourm -=- Sam. -Subject: IGN ENTERTAINMENT TO ACQUIRE ROTTEN TOMATOES, ONE OF THE INTERNET'S LEADING INDEPENDENT MOVIE SITES   Posted on Wednesday, June 30, 2004 @ 7:08 -=- By {-SzR -}        -Combined Properties Will Capitalize on Close Synergy between Games, Movies and DVDs for Advertisers Seeking to Reach Coveted 18-to-34 Year-Old Market BRISBANE, Calif. - June 29, 2004 -- IGN Entertainment, a leading Internet media company serving the games and entertainment enthusiast markets, today announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Rotten Tomatoes, a premier destination site for movie and DVD buyers from the most casual enthusiasts to the most die-hard film buffs. The acquisition will add a key movie and DVD-oriented property to IGN's existing entertainment portfolio and will further strengthen the company's ability to deliver the coveted 18-to-34 year-old demographic to its advertisers. Rotten Tomatoes will be IGN Entertainment's third acquisition in the past 12 months, following on the footsteps of the company's acquisitions of GameSpy Industries and TeamXbox. The transaction represents a step towards broadening IGN's coverage of the movie and DVD markets, which are similar in demographics and buying power to the video and PC games markets reached by IGN's other flagship sites. "Rotten Tomatoes will add tremendous depth and complementary value to IGN's existing portfolio of movie and DVD coverage on IGN's FilmForce. Hardcore movie buffs and casual fans alike will be able to get the information they want on virtually any movie or DVD," said Mark Jung, CEO of IGN Entertainment. "By adding the Rotten Tomatoes audience to the movie and DVD buyers we already reach, we'll be able to offer even more value to our entertainment, games and general consumer advertisers." Rotten Tomatoes' addition to IGN Entertainment's portfolio will also increase the size of the key demographic audience the company already offers advertisers. According to comScore Media Metrix, Rotten Tomatoes reached a worldwide audience of 5.2 million in May, 2004, and, when combined with other IGN properties, reached in that same month an unduplicated audience of 22.9 million. * Rotten Tomatoes' CEO Patrick Lee is delighted to be joining forces with IGN Entertainment. "We are thrilled to be teaming up with an organization that really does online entertainment content right and shares so many of our company values," Lee said. "Rotten Tomatoes is all about providing the best entertainment content to its users. IGN shares the same mission." IGN's acquisition of Rotten Tomatoes will offer new opportunities for the game publishers, consumer product companies and Hollywood studios that already advertise on the media company's online properties. "The fact that Rotten Tomatoes' audience is more mass market than the audience of IGN's game properties broadens our offering to all of our advertising customers," explains Jung. "For our entertainment advertisers, we will be expanding our audience of movie and film enthusiasts. For our game industry customers, we will be providing reach to mass-market gamers. Our consumer product advertisers will get more reach to a key age group whose use of other media is declining. We also will be growing our female audience-nearly half the traffic to Rotten Tomatoes is young women. "Actually, the acquisition is a good demonstration of how IGN is applying our expertise in amassing vertical content, which we honed in the gaming field, to another key digital entertainment market segment-movies and DVDs," Jung added. The transaction is expected to close within the next few weeks. In a related move, the company has decided to stop using the IGN/GameSpy moniker and is reverting back to its legal corporate name, IGN Entertainment, which better reflects the breadth of the company's entertainment media holdings. About Rotten Tomatoes Started by a movie enthusiast, Rotten Tomatoes has become one of the leading destinations for both casual movie-goers and film buffs. Rotten Tomatoes' editors collect and index the reactions of the nation's top print and online film critics as well as offering a variety of related integrated services, including streaming movie trailers, movie show times, an image database of official movie posters and celebrity photos, and a price comparison service for DVDs. The site has information on more than 100,000 movie titles and offers 500,000 review links in its ever-growing database. Reviews are neatly summed up on Rotten Tomatoes' trademarked "Tomatometer" index as "Rotten" or "Fresh." The full articel can be read at RT This is news related as IGN provides some of the updates on anime (and as you may remember, they provided information about the Live action DBZ Movie). -=- SzR. -Subject: Legacy of Goku 3   Posted on Saturday, June 26, 2004 @ 8:28 -=- By {-Dave -}        -Waddup yo? Legacy of Goku 3 will be released and in stores in time for Christmas. Lata minna! Source: ADN -=- Dave. -Subject: DBZ Live action is back   Posted on Saturday, June 26, 2004 @ 8:29 -=- By {-SzR -}        -Okay so I signed up for this email thingy at IGN and on my list is DBZ. Well thank god I do things like that from time to time as Brian just emailed me this bit of INTERESTING info and yes it's an ADD-ON to SAM Da Mans Post:: Dragonball Z's Alive Live-action DBZ movie back on track. June 25, 2004 - Just when fans were beginning to think that all hope was lost for the live-action Dragonball Z, today's Variety scoops that 20th Century Fox has hired screenwriter Ben Ramsey (The Big Hit) to adapt the property for the big screen. In addition to The Big Hit, Ramsey has scripted the forthcoming adaptation of Marvel's Luke Cage and Columbia Pictures' Static. The trade tips that he'll be paid $500,000 for the gig. 20th Century Fox initially fast-tracked the project when the rights were acquired in Spring 2002, but development stalled out and DBZ was feared to be DOA. In fact, an unnamed Fox rep was recently quoted as saying, "We won't be making that movie." Sounds like that was premature. The hit Japanese anime series was adapted from the Dragonball manga by Akira Toriyama. Back in '02, he told the Hollywood Reporter, "I have always drawn my manga with the desire to create something unique to comics, something that can only be expressed in the form of comics. I felt that if I didn't do so, the reason for the existence of my comics will become weak. But recent movies have surprised us by entering such territory that used to belong only to comics with wonderful technology and wisdom." As the trade describes it, DBZ follows "the adventures of an adult humanoid alien who's just discovered that he was sent to Earth to blend in and destroy our population but instead elects to protect it from an oncoming alien onslaught." Fox production exec Peter Kang is shepherding the flick. No other talent is attached to the film at this time. Screenwriter Tedi Sarafian (Terminator 3) was previously attached to the project and director Roland Emmerich was reportedly interested at one point. Very very cool. www.Ign.com -=- SzR. -Subject: Good News for you Dragonball Addicts. hehe   Posted on Saturday, June 26, 2004 @ 7:21 -=- By {-Sam -}        -Heres an update on the Live Action DBZ movie. According to an entertainment online news magazine called Variety.com the Dragonball Z: Live Action Movie project is alive and well. Futhermore, Hollywood screenwriter Ben Ramsey has a half-million-dollar deal with 20th Century Fox to do the Dragonball Z adaptation. This project is being overseen by Peter Kang, Fox's VP of production. In addition, Kang's office confirmed that the movies is a Fox project. However there still is no release date set for it. Informer: Good Old ANN comming up on this exciting news again. ^_^ -=- Sam. -Subject: New Affiliates!   Posted on Thursday, June 24, 2004 @ 11:35 -=- By {-Otaku Goku -}        -Sorry People, I know it saidi posted on the 23rd, but it was really the 21st lol. anyway, my work just got heavy, so you wont see me much on Saiyanz Rage, untill after July 10th, 2004. Now that is said ill get to the Topic at hand. Dbzgt Legacy is one of our new Friends. And im glad to be apart of there list :) Amars DBZN Is one of our new Affiliates, not really a friend of Amar yet, havent talked that much, but our friend DAVE is the co-web, so i must say, he has some good news sometimes like Budo 3. I havent Heard from Brandon (szr) yet so i dont know how the layout is, nor is the back up uploaded. So once i get some news on that ill have Sam post it or SzR him self can post it. untill then LOVE & PEACE! Vash of TRIGUN P.S: I might be on aim from time to time, sometimes ill be away. -=- Otaku Goku.