Look I'm not an expert in fighting games and don't like all the difficult combos to learn, but this feels like the other end of the spectrum. Dodge some attacks by endesly spamming teleport, and you're good. Just spam 1 button and end with a Ki attack. The combos are so easy that it's laughable. Kamehameha that sounds like a star wars laser shot with some happy village tunes in the background does not work for me. Kamehameha for example looks really cool, but then again it sounds so bad that the effect is not that impactful. Best thing graphically are the effects of all the attacks. It feels like it's recorded with a mobile phone and edited by some teenager for a school project. Besides that, although most of the voice acting is done by the original actors the dialogues do not sound right. Once you're in a major bossfight and you hear some happy village tunes playing in the background, it really puts me off. The music in the game really feels off and childish somehow. What really made me question if something was wrong with my game was the sound and music. Once I started the game i already had a feeling something was off, but i thought maybe I needed to get used to it somehow.

I read some reviews beforehand which where a bit mixed, but overall conclusion was that especially for DBZ fans, it's really an enjoyable game. Once I heard this game goes through the main story of the television series, I was really looking forward to play this and relive some moments/big battles from my youth. Grew up with the the television series and had some moments later in my life where i watched some seasons again. The old /r/patientgamers Essential Games Listįirst of all I'm a big DBZ fan since my youth. Please use flair to display what games you’re currently playing, not a punch line, username, tag, URL, or signature. New, mobile-friendly spoilers can be posted using the following formatting: Want to play online in a dead gaming community? We expect you to know these rules before making a post.

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