Need For Speed Computer Game

Admin | December 22, 2011 | Comments Off

Need For Speed Computer Game

Need For Speed Computer Game

Speed Racer Enterprises have teamed up with Crunchyroll to bring the classic 1960's Tatsunoko anime online.

According to ICv2, the deal is a "strategic digital video partnership" that will offer episodes of Speed Racer to international audiences via Crunchyroll's ad supported, subscription and download-to-own video services.

Cruchyroll has not set a date for when it will start streaming episodes of the classic anime on its website, but it promises near-DVD quality clips of either individual episodes or digitized "box sets" that come with digital bonuses. New episodes of Speed Racer will be added at regular intervals.

Best of all, the streaming videos will not come with irritating Digital Rights Management (DRM) software, so fans will be able to store and duplicate the episodes on their computers, PS-3's or iPod or other portable video player.

Of course the fact that the Wachowskis are bringing a live-action adaptation of Speed Racer to mondoplexes this summer has nothing at all to do with the timing of this agreement.

Gonzo Also Puts Tower of Druaga and Blassreiter Online

Speed Racer is not the only anime going online. GDH, the parent company of the Gonzo anime studio, recently announced that they would make full-fledged, half-hour episodes from two new series, Tower of Druaga: Aegis of Uruk and Blassreiter, available online with English subtitles the same day they aired in Japan. Gonzo is placing their content on 3 major sites: Youtube, Crunchyroll and BOST TV.