DBZ: Tenkaichi Tag Team (PSP)

Review:
By Joni Philips on 28-10-2010 at 17: 35 Currently is the anime industry very known in the West due to Poker mon, Naruto, One Piece and co., but in the past knew but some series a breakthrough.E n of that series was Dragon Ball, a franchise that nearly thirty years ago. The manga was published in 1984, the anime debuted in 1986 and the first video game followed not little later. In the meantime we are at the end of 2010 and can Dragon Ball about competing with Mario in terms of the number of video games. The counter is running low on seventy, what an impressive number. Ok, the guy that we asked for the Mario games, slammed by at 200, but no other series also comes but so close. Also this month launched Namco Bandai game a new Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball z: Tenkaichi Tag Team for the PlayStation Portable.With Tenkaichi Tag Team wanted to Namco Bandai the Tenkaichi gameplay to the PlayStation Portable without simply a Budokai Tenkaichi game to sports, but is also managed?

In the area of the story brings Tenkaichi Tag Team in the first place more of the same. We can regain the full story of Dragon Ball Z, from the start with the Saiyan Saga to the Majin Buu Saga, in the Dragon Walker fashion. In this mode you will get missions, consisting of commands such as Search Gohan and story missions as Defeat Radditz which you complete by flying around on the world map.On this folder are buildings, where you often need to fly to a mission to be to start or end, and characters, which you can fight against them to fly. You will experience the story so something more interactive than in the previous Dragon Ball Z games, but we know the story really.

Fortunately, The challenge brings a novelty, the Tag Team system in which two teams of two. You control this n character and takes on the other computer. Also the opponent's works in this way, so is supported by a Saibaman Radditz in his battle while you know (if Goku) Piccolo to your side.In Dragon Walker delivers this occasionally unnatural fights on, such as the Saibaman that Radditz helps, but is much weaker. In the other modes is a solid addition, the second character is a real help and no stupid Appendix. Both characters can also do additional damage by both n character to attack.

So n option is of course best in the multiplayer, where you can fight with four friends, but unfortunately only via the Ad-hoc and not via the Internet, so you never experience the most multiplayer.Without online multiplayer flies this game quickly in the closet, because once the Dragon Walker mode is completed, you have no reason to return despite an impressive roster. Tenkaichi Tag Team provides a seventy characters. Even despite the many doubles as eight versions of Gohan and six forms of Trunks provides that some forty characters, which is not bad for a portable versions. You have very little meaning to them all free to play since you have little chance to use them.

Claiming that the multiplayer will be able to use, you will be able to enjoy for the combat system is now well put together. You have a button for simple attacks you can vari ren with the d-pad, a button for KI attacks, ... you have even a button to go chasing an enemy who runs away from you, something that is very useful. No annoying pursuits more so, because you retrieve them quickly and can finish with an attack if they are not careful. With moments feels the system something too simple, but it brings the action is nice in the picture and it feels indeed as a portable version of the Tenkaichi system with the nice bonus of the Tag Team system.

At graphic area is Tenkaichi Tag Team certainly not failure, but the game offers a mixture of styles. On the low-res world folder see your Chibi-versions of your characters, during the movies get still images from the anime and the conversations and the battles you see rather a real 3D model. The styles are sometimes used together, what is too chaotic. Spike must learn to make choices when creating a game. In terms of votes they made that choice now, absolutely no Japanese voices in this version of Dragon Ball Z. Also when it comes to music, they made a bad choice.The number of tracks is very low and the music itself is annoying, so you soon to play without sound.

Dragon Ball z: Tenkaichi Tag Team is the typical Dragon Ball Z game over the past ten years. While playing you'll even often feel that you have previously played the game, with Budokai Tenkaichi or Raging Blast. The addition of the Tag Team system changes little, even though it's a nice change from the n to n fights that we typically get. Compared to the previous Dragon Ball Z games on the PlayStation Portable feels Tenkaichi Tag Team much better finished, but without online fashion, without Japanese voices and without significant improvements in the standard formula is difficult to speak of an attraction.Let this game but equally on the side.

Review
Dragon Ball Z remains on the ground.
00fabian7 on 28-10-2010 at 17: 44 [Niv: 32/Exp: 1613] Hey, if you want to uncover the 6 is a 9, well ...anyway ...Right? (ff optimistic views)

as they now have a dragonballz: ultimate saiyan storm made ...damn, I would be happy.
Or a Bleach: ultimate soul Reaper storm O_O
wow, that would be heavenly.

OT:
When will fail-game dbz series finish ...
Amended by 00fabian7 on 28-10-2010 at 17: 45
Globox on 28-10-2010 at 19: 11 [Niv: 0/Exp: 19]Ouch, I had more expected of this title.I saw many comments with positive responses to this game

I did the first DBZ budokai here are for PS2.Quite a great game, but I would also buy a second of.

Guest (85144.16. xxx) on 29-10-2010 at 01: 00Bullshit, sorry but I think this is a top game verdi ent a thick 8 + story mode is nice (although weather bit on the short side) nice quality is nothing to complain about plays nice conclussie thick 8!screw this 6,0 and the reviewer;-)
 Joni Philips (editor) on 29-10-2010 at 06: 09 [Niv: 931/Exp: 46546]Yep, he loses no points because he plays neit tasty, as you can read.