Showing posts with label fighting game. Show all posts
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12/09/2010

Super Dragonball Z Review

Super Dragonball Z
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While Super Dragonball Z is a worthy game to add to your DBZ game collection and is a blast to play, don't come into it expecting it to have that hyperkinetic flash and energy of other DBZ games(like the Budokai series)or it being a serious technical fighter(like Tekken, Dead or Alive, or Virtua Fighter) because it isn't either one. What it is, however, is a traditional fighting game that feels old school yet new school all at the same time.

Watching the intro to Super Dragonball Z, you can tell a new take is being made on the DBZ universe. Upon playing the game, you realize that a more serious approach has been taken to the battles between our beloved characters from the classic anime series. Characters(18 in all) are placed in free-roaming, destructible sandbox levels(kinda like those in Power Stone)to battle it out. In my honest opinion, I think this form of engine better suits DBZ. It adds alot more strategically to the game. Course, it's good to see Atari having developers come out with new ways to play DBZ. If you want to get the most out of the game, though, you'll first want to create your own character card. There- you'll pick a character from one of the 18 presented, give it a custom name, and choose from a few sets of color palettes. Every time you finish a fight, you're awarded battle points. Getting enough battle points will give you access to a skill tree, where you can customize certain character properties and assign new moves to your character. Playing through the original arcade mode, as well as the survival mode, can get you Dragon Balls. Once you collect all seven Dragon Balls on your character card, you can summon the dragon Shenron, who will grant you a wish, which can range from giving you an additional color palette for your character to unlocking a whole new character. This addition is more than enough reason to keep coming back & playing.

The two biggest gripes I have with Super Dragonball Z is the character list to choose from for battle is just too small and there isn't any story to speak of, just fighting.

Beyond that, Super Dragonball Z does make a good first impression. I hope this isn't the last we see of it.

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MODEL- 27396VENDOR- ATARIFEATURES- Super Dragon Ball Z PS2From the creators of the acclaimed Street Fighter II arcade gamecomes Super Dragon Ball Z, a new, highly intense DBZ fightingexperience unlike any other Dragon Ball Z game. Super Dragon Ball Z features an all new DBZ fighting system plus intense combos forsuper damage! With multiple unique special attacks and fightingstyles for all 13 characters + 5 secret characters, Super DragonBall Z gives players a more hard-core 3D fighting experience in the air or on the ground, complete with enough super-fast combinationmoves and dynamic battle scenes to satisfy any DBZ buff. * An all-new DBZ fighting system, with more intense combos that cause moredamage than any DBZ game ever created * Unique fighting moves and styles for all 18 characters * Super-fast combination moves and battle scenes * Ability to strategically use the terrain to fight * 3D fighting on the ground and in the air * All new version of CyborgFriezato unlock -- SPECIFICATIONs --------------------------------------- ESRB Rating : T for Teens Genre/Category: Action System: Playstation 2 Number of Players : 1 On-Line Compatible: No MANUFACTURER WARRANTY:andnbsp;andnbsp;90 DAYS

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12/02/2010

Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout Review

Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout
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This games combos are hard but not immpossible like ultimate battle 22 not saying 22 isnt a good game but i cant even play the game with the confusing controlls anyway usually im not a fan of gt but since this game has Ultimate Gohan (the most powerfull unfused character in dbz by the way) Im way into it heres why

This game is a re release with upgraded back and front artwork but they diding change the game at all heh heh heh

Its vintage without being too vintage you have to do moderatly complicated combos but its not truley that hard

its 3d nice!

It has acual moves from the showand their acual blast waves instead of blast balls..

Overall I give this game a 9 outta 10

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11/27/2010

Dragonball Z Shin Budokai Review

Dragonball Z Shin Budokai
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Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai is a port of the incredibly popular Dragon Ball Z: Budokai line.Shin means new or better, so get ready for a new clean game.

Story
5/10

The story of Shin Budokai roughly follows Dragon Ball Z Movie 12: Fusion Reborn.A few plotholes here in there, kind of an unoriginal story A.K.A., Son Goku finds a new enemy, enemy gets followers, Son Goku and friends eventually kill the enemy.The Shin Budokai story is FULL of grammatical errors.It's kind on annoying, but it's also common in most portable Dragon Ball Z games.

Graphics
9/10
AMAZING graphics.The menus aren't too special, words, nice looking letters, colorful, yea.The battlefield is pretty darn amazing though.The stages are the same as the ones from Dragon Ball Z 3, with the exception of Hell of course.The 3D backgrounds are nicely done.The characters are nicely done, not just clothing, but like all of the little details from the anime are right there.The only flaw is a slight freeze in between frames and the lack of changing facial expressions (e.g. Broly is always grinning).

Gameplay
7/10
so if Shin means new, does the mean it is a new battle system?Pretty much.This battle system is supposed to be an amped version of the DBZ3 battle system.The gameplay flows perfectly.It is very fast paced.The brand new Aura Burst lets your character fly around freely and quickly.It is like taking the good parts of Dragon Ball Z 3 and Dragon Ball Z: Sparking! and throwing them into one battle system.Combos are still available, and can go on just as long as the PS2 combos.It sounds like I'm pretty happy with the gameplay, so why did I give it a 7?Well, after Dragon Road is complete, there is absolutly nothing to do.Afterwards, you only have your Survival, Free Battle, and Time Attack Modes.And the Profile Cards are REALLY boring.It's like customizing a school ID with Dragon Ball stickers.Also, the lack of multiple In-Game Transformations makes combos a lot harded to think up.And every character is pre-equipped with techniques, unlike in Dragon Ball Z 1, 2 , and 3 where you get to choose what techniques your character gets.Making every character the same.

Sound
6/10
I hate the new theme song.Also, the music is the same recycled music that we've been hearing sicne 2001.While many of the good tracks are still in Shin Budokai, I want some new music.I mean, Atari and Bandai have legends of American and Japanese music.They can totally do better than what they've been using for the past 5 years.What I love about the sound, Japanese voice actors.Plain and simple.The English voice actors are great too, but the original is just where it's at.

Overall
7.5/10
Dragon Ball Z: shin Budokai puts tons of new mechanics on the table, but doesn't give you too much new stuff that's good.The game gets REALLY boring after you beat Dragon Road and you may feel like you wasted your money after about a week.The game still delivers what a Dragon ball Z fan wants though, fast paced action.The game could do with better mini-games other than Dragon Pace and Profile Cards.Also, I feel kind of annoyed that Atari would advertise Wireless online Play when you can only play using Ad Hoc WiFi.

Rent or Buy?
A rent for sure, if you like games that last 3-5 hours after spending $40, then go ahead, buy it.

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Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai is the first DBZ game to have wireless multiplayer action! The fast and furious combat rockets into a new dimension, with all the ounter-attacks, super high-speed bouts, flight and Ki (energy) management you've come to expect. Challenge some of the most evil characters in single-player mode, or select multiplayer and play as the bad guys themselves. The choice is yours -- either way, you'll fight hard to reach your goal: Becoming the most feared and powerful warrior in the universe!

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11/24/2010

Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22 Review

Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22
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Got the original Japaneese version of this game a LONG time ago, it's not that bad of a game, as the name states it's 22 DBZ characters including everyone from Goku to Super Majin Buu (No Kid Buu). Basically 2-5 characters from each of the DBZ series.
Game is a simple 2D fighter with a basic 3D background. Unless they totally redid this game (and given the price of $, they probably just did a quick translation) it's nothing to write home about. Each character does basic kicks and punches with some special moves here and there and all characters have a variety of projectile attacks.
Characters can "levitate" or fly, or fight on the ground and you can toss projectiles if your opponent is either above or below you. Pretty simple.
For the price this game isn't too bad. Chances are if the kiddies are knee deep in Dragonball stuff they will add this to their collection, so that's ok, but there are better games out there.
Fighting feels pretty basic and it doesn't take long to figure out how to block just about anything the bad guy throws at you. There's a "Build-up" mode where you take a fighter and as you win fights you "level up" and get stronger with a longer health bar. You can take your fighter to your friends and duke it out with their fighters. Kind of Tomagotchi'esk...
Just remember, you get what you pay for.
Also depending on how much this game has "changed" there should be a code to unlock 5 extra characters. (Young Goku from Dragonball, Mr. Satan (aka-Hercule), and 3 others I can't remember as I write this)

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Dragonball Z: Ultimate Battle 22 challenges you to prove yourself as the best DBZ fighter, as you face the toughest characters in the hit show!

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