Super Dragonball Z (PS2)

Super Dragon Ball Z is a fighting game for the Playstation 2 developed by Bandai. The game is an arcade like game so the story mode is very basic and simply has you go through a series of fights then face off against the boss who happens to be Cell from the game. The game can take only a small amount of time to complete but you will want to play multiple times to test out all of the fighters. The character roster is surprisingly limited especially if you have played a Budokai Tenkaichi game with only around 20 of the shows fighters available and only going up to the Cell saga. For the most part they are the usual suspects with main characters Goku, ...  Read the complete review

Super Dragon Ball Z is a fighting game for the Playstation with fifteen characters to learn how to control and get the best fighting moves from. I've quite enjoyed playing fighting games where you have to learn moves, combinations of moves (also known as combos in the game) and general strategies to be able to defeat your opponent. There is more play like that in this game, and I found the game quite easy to pick up and to start to learn the different moves. Controlling the game so that you can start to get into it isn't that difficult, especially with the training mode. You do though need quite a lot of co-ordination as there are lots of different ...  Read the complete review

Difficulty: Easy Learning Curve: Under 10 minutes Through the many Dragonball Z games that have been created on multiple platforms from various game creators, through all the new and updated versions of a classic arcade fighting game, the original creators rise above it all, and release their own PS2 version of the arcade classic, known as Super Dragonball Z. Sure, back in the day, the arcade form of Dragonball Z was great, but it was something that really didn't need to revisit us with all the superbly updated Dragonball Z games that have arrived on the console, such as Dragonball Z Budokai series and Tenkaichi series. Super ...  Read the complete review