Sand Land, Akira Toriyama's next foray into video games, is out this Spring

If you've been craving something new from Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama, you'll be happy to hear the game adaptation of his lesser known Sand Land is out this April. As much as Toriyama is known for his seminal manga works like Dragon Ball and Dr. Slump, he's also had his hands in the world of video games, with equally iconic titles such as Dragon Quest and Chrono Trigger. While those two might just be based on his art style, Sand Land, a manga of Toriyama's even the biggest Dragon Ball fans might not have read, is the next title to be getting the video game treatment. And as announced in a new trailer, you'll finally be able to play on April 26, just a few months away now. The latest trailer showed off plenty of new gameplay, offering a good look at the vehicular combat that will be central to the overall experience. If you didn't know, the original manga saw protagonist Beelzebub, the little pink demon, and co driving around a barren world in a tank. Unsurprisingly, the tank is the main way you'll get around in Sand Land, but it looks like you'll be able to customise it; there's a simple hovercar which looks good for getting around, and the hovertank looks to move similarly, just with better firepower. Read more