Naruto: Path of the Ninja 2 is the latest Naruto game for the Nintendo DS that lets you choose over 30 characters from the anime series. The game features an original storyline not seen in the TV series.

The game also has a Wi-Fi multiplayer option that lets you challenge players from around the world. The game’s release date is on September 2008.

Play as Son Goku in his search for the Dragon Balls in the upcoming game for the Nintendo DS, Dragon Ball: Origins. The action-adventure game primarily uses the stylus in controlling character movement.

The game is published by Atari and Namco Bandai Games, and is scheduled for release on Nov 11, 2008

Star Wars: The Clone Wars game for the Wii is a must have for fans of the movie. The story follows with Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker (Darth Vader) as they fight against the evil Sith master and the separatist forces.

The game gives you a chance to hold a Wii remote as a light saber (just be careful because you might get carried away with the action and hit the TV), while the Nunchuk is used to control character movements and Force powers.

May the force be with you.

The game’s release date is on Nov 2008.

If you’re a fan of jet fighters and mechas then this is the game for you, its Macross Ace Frontier.

The game is based on the anime Macross Frontier, but will also feature Veritechs from previous series and movies from Macross, Macross Plus and Macross 7.

VF-25 Model

The game is scheduled to be released on Oct 9 2008 and published by Namco Bandai Games.

I was searching the net about Tekken and saw this blog post about the movie; Luke Goss said that fans of the game will be shocked on how accurate the movie will be with the characters and their fighting style.

“Their fight styles were studied and the way they looked, the producers wanted people that looked similar to the actual characters in the game. They understood that genre fans and game fans would want that. I think they did a good job.”

I hope what Goss is saying is true because I really like Tekken, and I haven’t seen a good game turned movie since Tomb Raider.