Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World for the PlayStation 2 and Dragon Ball: Origins for the DS were just released earlier this month but Atari's not quite done yet. Donny Clay from Atari confirmed that they'll be working on a couple new DBZ titles.
Like the original Dragon Ball Z TV series, Atari just doesn't seem to know when to stop... which I suppose isn't really a bad thing in either case.
Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World for the PlayStation 2 and Dragon Ball: Origins for the DS were just released earlier this month but Atari's not quite done yet. When asked whether or not Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit (PS3, Xbox 360) will be getting a sequel, Donny Clay from Atari cryptically replied, "I can’t tell you yet but I will say we are already working on a couple new games for fans.”
Since Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World was to be the last Dragon Ball Z game for the PlayStation 2, that leaves the next gen consoles and handhelds. DBZ: Burst Limit 2 does seem like a likely candidate.
Dragon Ball: Origins may be getting a sequel too because the game doesn't really cover the whole of everything in the original Dragon Ball series (I'm not sure any single game can...). Clay said it was "definitely a possibility."
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