We spoke briefly on “Tatsunoko vs. Capcom” for the Nintendo Wii, and being that the game has released (in JP), here are just about every character’s anime ending. Now we may never get another chance to pit our favorite Marvel characters vs. Capcom again, but for those that ever wished they could bat 1980s anime favorites such as G-Force’s Ken against Ryu & Chung Li, look no further. “Tatsunoko VS. Capcom” is in stores now, and if you want a lil’ preview watch those character endings from both universes after the break…

Now lets see here, a Caucasian Goku eerily reminiscent of the unnecessary protagonist from “The Forbidden City“, a distorted orgin of the dragon balls, and a complete botched storyline on every included character’s behalf… Am I missing something? Well Dragonball has been renamed to “Dragonball: Evolution” and has a brand spankin’ new trailer that’s full of CGI and action, too bad it still reeks of haphazardness. Watch it after the break, and just imagine if they even attempted to keep it remotely close to the original storyline, how ill it might have been…

No friends, you’ve read the title correct. This is entirely new (you saw it here first) concept to the blogosphere, and inspired by the sad state of programming… You know we’ve hit an all time low when the arbitrary anime episode, or cartoon for that matter is more intellectually stimulating then prime time television… Right? And since Television has failed to fill that void we once came to love every Saturday morning, you can count on NWS.

Diehard fans of the anime cult classic “Akira” will definitely get a couple kicks out of this fan made creation in Little Big Planet. As we previously reported, this PS3 title is completely limited to just your imagination, and this footage after the jump, elaborates just that…

Everyone’s favorite spliff tokin’, ninja eviscerating, and Afro sportin’ Samurai is back. The second installment of the Afro Samurai will be starring Samuel L. Jackson, new comer Lucy Liu, and of course another hip-hop infused musical score by The RZA. The plot is as follows: “When his father’s body is stolen from its grave, Afro is forced to pick up his sword and wreak bloody vengeance against an army of deadly foes lead by Sio (Lucy Liu), a beautiful, seductive and sadistic mastermind plotting to destroy the brotha…” Watch the preview for next years anticipated continuation of the series, below.

If this official movie poster signifies anything, its that the classic series DragonBall should of been left to basque in it’s glory as one of the best action anime of all time. Hollywood it seems, does care one iota about that, and is out to devestate all the cult classics fans hold dear to their hearts. “DragonBall” drops next year and will be featuring Justin Chatwin as Goku (Jet Li would of been a better choice), Jamie Chung as Chi Chi, and Yun-Fat Chow and Master Roshi. Catch the trailer after the break…

As some of you may know, the upcoming SF4 game occurs right after the cult classic Street Fighter II took place, which is why just about all of the ol’ school characters will be returning. This recently released Anime trailer for the game is entitled “Aftermath”, and although it doesn’t show any actual gameplay, it discloses a bit of what happened after Ryu defeated the dreaded M.Bison. Expect cameos from just about all of your favorites, after the break.

This anime trailer recently revealed definitely builds the hype up even more, and fans of the franchise should notice all the signature moves and what not. Street Fighter 4 will be released on PC, Xbox 360, and PS3 Feb 3, 2009, and catch Ryu and Akuma getting down after the break.