Last week in Japan was Golden Week, an annual week-long holiday during which sales usually see an increase across the board. This year, however, was a little underwhelming.

Last week was slow on new releases, so the only new game in the top-20 was Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s Edge.

Dynasty Warriors 8, a price cut for the PlayStation Vita, Professor Layton’s final adventure, and more anime games from Namco made for a busy week in Japan.

Players can gather energy through others via StreetPass to charge up an ultimate Spirit Bomb in Bandai Namco’s upcoming Nintendo 3DS title, Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission.

Players can have their power-level read by using the Scouter and taking a picture of their own faces.

Namco Bandai is working on a port of Dragon Ball Heroes, an arcade card game in Japan. Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission is coming to Nintendo 3DS on February 28.

Namco Bandai is bringing the arcade card battling game Dragon Ball Heroes to the Nintendo 3DS. Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission has over 100 characters who you’ll see in 5-on-5 battles.

Namco Bandai’s next Dragon Ball title is based on the Dragon Ball Heroes card game. Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission has digital cards from series 1 to GM4 in the Nintendo 3DS game.

Whenever a new system hits the market its only a matter of time until Namco Bandai makes a Dragon Ball game for it. Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission is different from other games in the series since it’s a “card battle adventure.”