DBZ from good to Exelent
User Rating: 9.9 | Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi PS2
Dragon ball z budokai Tenkaichi is awesome in gameplay, graphics and difficulty. The gameplay is perfect I would´nt change nothing, the flying in the game is a little bit hard but I kept on trying and now I am 100 times better than before and I have been playing the game since it came to P.R. The fighting is very easy; hand to hand, every character has his or her own way to fight and some characters are faster than others example: Kid buu is very fast and he can make some wicked combos but his damage is average(that can be altered by customizing the character), on the other hand Broly is slow but he packs some brutal punches that take brutal damage (Broly and some other characters can´t be out balance with normal punches so to out balance him you need to charge your attacks unless you have one of these heavy characters). Throwing is another important maneuver but easy to detect and easy to evade so to do a throw you have to think on your feet, atleast the com. is easy to throw in easy mode.Finishing moves are very important in this game ´couse is the standard way to take out your opponent. Finishing moves are good but their not as flashy as the moves that were in budokai 3. Super finishing moves, they take a lot of damage but again they are not as flashy as budokai 3. This was briefing about the fighting.The story of the game is good it has stories about the Saiyans,Frieza,Cell,Majin Buu(unfortuntely the tournament of the other world does not take place in this game), and there are some GT stories and other stories that are "What IF" The World T. are the same. Also their is Ultimate Battle, here you take a character and try to be number One starting from 100, yes to get to the top you have to fight 100 characters, when you win you gain some points(they vary in how you finish your oponent and how fast you finish him) and depending the points you obtain you will gain a item. Finally there is Item fusions but that I leave you to discover. 
