Dragonball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 (Wii)

Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi III After Budokai 3 was released I was hoping Atari would have released a new game that improved off of it, however it seems like they only release fighters in a triology and so Budokai Tenkaichi hit the shelves. I was very disappointed with the first two. Basic controls with heavy reliance on the same button was boring and redundant. It basically turned into a fighting game for DBZ fans and people who sucked at fighters in my opinion. But then the series moved onto Wii. Budokai Tenkaichi 3 seems to reverse that opinion with its incredibly interactive experience provided with the Wiimote. [Graphics] The graphics ...  Read the complete review

Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 is the third game of the trilogy based on one of the most popular anime in the world. With 20 different arenas, the title further expands the formula of its predecessor, significantly increasing the range of possibilities with new movements and the largest list of characters already seen, in all more than 150 fighters of the series can be chosen. Among other changes implemented in the title are new attacks, combos and counter-coups, as well as a refinement of the motion sensitive controls of the Wii; blows as the famous Kamehameha are made with the characteristic simulate the movement of anime under control. Another major new ...  Read the complete review

Dragonball as a franchise is huge. There is an insane amout of games that have been released and it is probably the most succesful anime ever. This game is the evolution of your fighting game. Think back to street fighter and you imagine a very linear game that gets repetative. This game is a fighting game yes but it is immence. The fighting world is completely 3 dimensional. There are landmarks and water features. The environment are also destructable. There isntmuch more satifying than sending your opponent flying through a hill! The move sets are great aswell. There are many special moves and being able to fly and travel at super speeds really makes it a great ...  Read the complete review

Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 3 is a very fast paced fighting game. If you like hardcore fast difficult games, you'll love Dragon Ball Z. There are alot of controls you have to remember. The controls are not very good with the Wii Remote + Nunchuck. Sometimes the dash doesn't work like you want it too. I do not recommend this to young children due to the violence and difficulty. The character's are also very unbalanced. The good thing about this game though is theres ALOT of characters, and the one player mode is very fun. The online gameplay has ALOT OF LAG so if your looking to just play online then forget it. Overall I think this is a fun game but it's very ...  Read the complete review

Dragon Ball Z: Budakai Tenkaichi 3 is the third instalment of the Budokai Tenkaichi series which is published by Namco Bandai. Dragon Ball is a massive franchise that originated from the well known Anime series that has now got several games and a movie included into the DB franchise. The game includes over 90 playable characters, well over 40 hours gameplay and 10 different game modes. The game graphics are really beautiful and the game is all cel-shaded which shows of the battles and the beautiful scenery (if you bother looking!). If playing with a friend the game has dual-split screen, and for those of you you can never get the hang of pulling off the ...  Read the complete review