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Abstract: Dragonball Z Games have not had the best reputation in the past. Many reviewers usually give them lackluster reviews, which usually results in numerous angry letters from die-hard DBZ fanboys. This trend may soon change, as we were given a hands-on pre...
Abstract: It’s no Clash of Ninja 2, but DBZ: Tenkaichi Budokai 2 is a solid game in its own right. When genres that would be easily augmented by the Wii remote come to mind, fighters aren’t usually on top of the list. Sure, the pointer seems like a grea...
Abstract: OK, I’ll admit up front: I’ve never been a huge fan of the Dragonball series. Sure, it has become incredibly popular in America as the anime-fever has swept over more and more people. I always preferred the lesser-known stuff, however. Azumang...
I was ecstatic when I learned that I would be reviewing this game. The thought of the possible controls had me very excited. Although I am not a fan of Dragon Ball Z, and never have been, the Wii’s controls could have turned this game into an instan...
Captures the look, feel, and sound of the anime series perfectly- Motion-sensing controls are fun once you get the hang of them- Characters, locations, and plotlines from more or less every saga in theDragonball series
Little variety for those who dont care about the DBZ storyline- Overly complex control scheme with unhelpful tutorials
Budokai Tenkaichi 2 provides an authentic Dragonball Z experience fordie-hard fans, and a decent at best fighting game for the rest of us.
Published: 2006-11-30, Author: Patrick , review by: gamespy.com
Wii controls are authentic; massive amount of DBZ content; the giggle-inducing fun combining the two makes.
Still not a very deep fighting system; the Wii controls flail in spots; wont convert DBZ haters.
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 should be more fun on the Wii than on the PlayStation 2, and in that it succeeds. So much of the Dragon Ball series focuses on the movements of the characters, their dramatic poses and grand gestures, that the Wii is ...
Abstract: Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 sports the same exact content and gameplay features of the PlayStation 2 version. Theres the huge roster of over 120 playable characters, an expanded Dragon Adventure story that recreates the complete Dragon Ball Z s...
unvollständige Collection, keine Onlinemodi bzw. Ranglisten, teils 4:3, grauenhafte englische Synchro, nicht einsteigerfreundlich, aufgrund der schlechten Storyintegration
Wer nach wie vor stolzer Besitzer einer PlayStation 2 ist und Dragonball Z: Budokai sowie Dragonball Z: Budokai 3 sein Eigen nennt, sollte nicht weiter über den Kauf der HD-Collection nachdenken. Abgesehen davon, dass die „Spielesammlung“ mit nur zwei Tei...
Steuerung verbessert , mit vielen Controllern spielbar, Grafik passt wunderbar zum AnimeStil, Einzelspieler bietet viel Tiefe
aber kompliziert
Zwar hat sich die Steuerung verbessert, allerdings ist diese immer noch sehr kompliziert und bietet für Einsteiger einen hohen Schwierigkeitsgrad. Zum Glück haben die Entwickler für Alternativen, mit dem Classic- und Gamecube-Controller, gesorgt, welc...
