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Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi (2011)

Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi (2011)
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High-impact, supernaturally infused, anime-inspired martial arts duels are fought, in high-def, throughout the combat arenas and adventuresome realms of Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Tenkaichi.

The over-the-top fighting plays out in three dimensions, often high above the ground, and is characterized by long-range attacks, crushing blows, fearless charges, and last-moment counters. As in the anime, fights often feature two combatants racing toward one another for a furious bout of action, followed by a moment of recovery at a distance, and then another rush together, until only one remains standing.

The game's "Impact Break" system emphasizes the enormity of the exaggerated hand-to-hand action, with attacks so powerful that they the tear apart the landscape itself, leaving crevasses and craters that stretch across the earth. An extensive selection of camera angles helps to highlight the big hits (and misses) in the style of the cartoon series. As in the earlier Budokai Tenkaichi games, for Xbox and PS2, a combat-driven story mode is available, featuring 15 super-sized boss fights, along with pick-up-and-play versus battles starring dozens of Dragon Ball Z characters. Players can create their own customized characters, choosing body type, hair, facial features, and attire, as well as fighting style. ~ T.J. Deci, All Game Guide

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Platform:
Xbox 360
ESRB:
T
Category:
Fighting
 
 

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Description of Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi

High-impact, supernaturally infused, anime-inspired martial arts duels are fought, in high-def, throughout the combat arenas and adventuresome realms of Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Tenkaichi.

The over-the-top fighting plays out in three dimensions, often high above the ground, and is characterized by long-range attacks, crushing blows, fearless charges, and last-moment counters. As in the anime, fights often feature two combatants racing toward one another for a furious bout of action, followed by a moment of recovery at a distance, and then another rush together, until only one remains standing.

The game's "Impact Break" system emphasizes the enormity of the exaggerated hand-to-hand action, with attacks so powerful that they the tear apart the landscape itself, leaving crevasses and craters that stretch across the earth. An extensive selection of camera angles helps to highlight the big hits (and misses) in the style of the cartoon series. As in the earlier Budokai Tenkaichi games, for Xbox and PS2, a combat-driven story mode is available, featuring 15 super-sized boss fights, along with pick-up-and-play versus battles starring dozens of Dragon Ball Z characters. Players can create their own customized characters, choosing body type, hair, facial features, and attire, as well as fighting style. ~ T.J. Deci, All Game Guide

Developer:
Spike Co., Ltd.
Publisher:
Namco Bandai Games America, Inc.
ESRB Rating:
T   (Mild Language, Mild Blood, Cartoon Violence)
Category:
Fighting
 
 
 
 

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    Joey Y.

    wow i always loved the dbz shows and movies and now they are bringing out a brand new game man i can't wait to play it i bet it will be better than the other ones that they have made long live dragonball z

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    Judith R.

    looks like a good game but lacks on the people u can play on multiplayer only 44 characters thats the only bad thing but the storyline looks good

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    Justin M.

    This movie is not like the previous ones. Most of the game relies on luck. I would not suggest this game to anyone. A big disappointment.

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