At the time of release, I was not super into it, but now, looking back there are some great ideas here. I think that Dragon Ball Z has some amazing-looking games, just look at the fairly recent Dragon Ball Fighterz for example! In regards to Dragon Ball Z Budokai, this game is showing its age.
They went for a cell-shaded art style which certainly helps the game fight off father time a little bit. However, things are not as detailed as modern games which is to be expected. This game has a solid soundtrack. It features rocking music and it has many voices that have clearly just been ripped from the show.
These sound files still sound nice and clear and I like the fact that they did this as it makes the story more authentic to the show. The music is your typical DBZ stuff and I mean that in a good way. As well as the story mode, Dragon Ball Z Budokai is pretty stacked with game modes. The other main mode is called, World Tournament, and this as the name suggests is a tournament fighter. Here you select your fighter and prove that you are the best fighter.
You have a character progression system here which is basic, but it does let you tinker with your fighters to give them new moves and make them stronger. Saga would've been the change of its main character. Goku and Vegeta are both absent for this arc, meaning that players would get another chance to save the earth as Gohan before his eventual battle with Cell. The majority of the all Dragon Ball Z movies are standalone films that barely line themselves up with the anime's continuity, let alone each other.
The Broly movies, however, proved to be something special. During the initial run of Dragon Ball Z , Broly's popularity was so massive, the character was placed wherever it seemed possible.
After his defeat in the first movie, he showed up again on Earth where it was up to Goku's sons to put him down again. The first and second Broly movies would make for perfect side stories.
Though they're both quite short, two epic boss battles that span across the generations of Goku's family would've been really great to see in Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. The series may have moved on with its new version of Broly in Dragon Ball Super , but there are still plenty of fans who love the original legendary Super Saiyan and want more of him.
These filler episodes introduced a bunch of new characters, including fan favorite Pikkon, and featured its own tournament for players to fight through. Train and wake up DB characters to power them up! Help return orders to the 'Dragon Ball' timeline through the task mode. Experience the reimagined popular anime story with new and old DB characters. Participate in Dokkan events and world championships to fight against powerful enemies! For the truly strong fighters, the challenges of extreme Z warfare and super battle road are waiting!
The epic anime-like battles feature simple yet addictive gameplay.
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