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Customer Reviews of PS2 DBZ Budokai Tenkaichi

Think of it as a combination of Budokai 1 and 3 with the music of 2
A few months ago I got this game and was amazed. There are more characters than any other Dragonball Z Budokai game yet. Not only do they have many (though not all) characters from Dragonball Z, but they also have a few characters from Dragonball, Dragonball GT, and several villians from the Dragonball Z movies. Now you can play as Bojack, an Oozaru, Master Roshi, Baby Vegeta, and Super 17, just to name a few. One new feature that was added in this game was that now you have the choice of fighting as one of a number of different transformations of a character. This is both good and bad, because each transformation has its own fighting style, and special moves, which adds variety. But I liked manually transforming better, because it's truer to the show. Goku is his own person, and there aren't five different forms of him just because he can become four different levels of Super Saiyan. <
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>The controls of the game are completely different from any other in the Budokai series (not without good reason though). Now you can actually fly, and the arenas are much bigger because of it. You can also fight anywhere you want, including in the air, underwater, and of course on the ground. One down side to the change of controls is that they've eliminated the kick button. Instead all attacks are executed with the square button. I liked the kind of freedom I felt when I had a choice, but now everything is pre-programmed. This is also the first game I know of to have energy blasts shot with the triangle button. The only remaining button is the circle button, which is now used for blocking. <
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>This game has the best graphics of any of them too. It's immediately apparent, when you see the openning scene. My favorite part of this upgrade in graphics is that when you destroy buildings or mountains they leave craters (once made you can fight in them as well). I'd also like to mention here (although it doesn't directly apply to graphics) is that you now have the option of choosing whether or not you want the dubbed voices, or the original Japanese. <
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>The last thing I have to talk about is the story mode. For this game they brought back the style of story mode they used in Dragonball Z Budokai 1. By this I mean that it's divided up into sagas, and sometimes throws in hypothetical battles. They've also revived the cutscenes method, of Budokai 1, however they only use it before the battle. I have yet to see another game that has cutscenes before and after you fight. <
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>All in all the game has its flaws, but it's still a great game. Just be warned that it is like no other Dragonball Z Budokai game you have ever played before.

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the worst game ever
this game sucks when my cousin came over he couldn't beat raditz after 18 tries and he was freaken cryin i meen come on man this games supposed to be fun and make people happy so anyway i took the control and started playing it took me 10 tries to beat this dude i swear this may be the first time i've played tis game but i would never lie hear me out don't buy this game please.

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Lame.
This game is Horrible. I could deal with the angle changes, but the controls are horrible.Too fast-paced, horrible controls and stupin scenarios.Lame.