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GF Rating
6.7

2767 ratings

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GF Rating
9

Excellent

Dragon button smash

posted by theboy31 (EAST ALTON, IL) Nov 14, 2011

Member since May 2011

3 out of 4 gamers (75%) found this review helpful

Game play seemed like it needed more moves. Extremly fun and long too beat completely. Super moves are extremly easy to do. The really thing that sucked were the cut scenes where you have too button smash. Some just seemed like I was about to break the controler if I went any faster. Ala in all it deserves a nine, worth buying.

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GF Rating
5

Fair

Good game, could be a lot better

posted by SionPhoenix (LIZELLA, GA) Nov 9, 2011

Member since Nov 2011

3 out of 4 gamers (75%) found this review helpful

Ok, here we go, I've been playing DBZ games pretty much since I got ps1 imports, so I've been around the block a few times. The game in general is repetitive, the basic moves are all the same for all the characters, the only difference is each ones fighting style changes the look only slightly, this gets old after a while, not to mention the character list is severly lacking all around, you can get ss4 gogeta, but not ss4 goku or vegeta, not including a lot of other favorites they left out. The super and ultimate moves are definitely awesome, probably my favorite aspect of the game, very crisp and beautiful graphics to go along with them, my only complaint here is the only way to perform ultimates is either you or your opponent need to be almost dead and you have to be lucky enough to have the proper bars to perform the move, other than that, its great. Hero mode is an awesome improvement, but it is severely lacking in almost every aspect. You can only choose whole outfits to try on which leaves you with very few options to choose from, you can only go super saiyan 1 for the entirity of this mode, no other levels are available, the training portion does unlock a vast array of moves and abilities that I feel makes up for the lack of appearance options. I will say I enjoyed playing both story and hero modes and acting out pivotal moments in DBZ history, allowing you to perform alot of the awesome moves done against DBZ enemies we all know and love. Overall this game is definitely worth a rent, but I wouldn't suggest buying it, I hope this helps anyone thinking about trying it out.

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GF Rating
5

Fair

It takes a bit to get into

posted by Darkwing_Duck12 (COATESVILLE, PA) Oct 26, 2011

Member since May 2011

20 out of 30 gamers (67%) found this review helpful

okay character customazation is awesome, but you need to unlock more to make more characters and change there styles.

With 2 different stories (hero mode and actual story mode) there is a lot to do. the redrawn and remastered cut scenes are amazing. if anything the games is worth a once through to witness all of the new animation. a true dbz fan will give it a go at least once.

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