Dragon Ball Z Fighting Game

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#1 Thunderbuckus
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So, I'm a bit behind on my Dragon Ball Z.  I enjoyed most of the series.  But I don't like it enough to buy every single fighting game that came out with its name on it.

I was wondering, which Dragon Ball Z games are the best?  Maybe top 3 would be best, and the pros and cons of each?

 I noticed there are DBZ: Budokai and then DBZ: Budokai tenkaichi and etc.  Whats the differences? 

Do they all have a good amount of characters? Combos? Transformations? Super Saiyajin?  Flight? etc?

 

This would really help me out.  Thanks guys.

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#2 nivet14
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IMO Budokai 3 was the best DBZ game that came out on the ps2. By pass the two Tenkaichi games and while playing Budokai 3 wait and see what Tenkaichi 3 has to offer.
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#3 mugensur
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I got the tenkaichi 1, its really good, lots of characters, lots of levels, in the "story mode"(thats how I call it) you fight in all the fights doring the whole series, from dragonball,dragonball z and dragonball GT.

You can also run away in this one, by that I mean you can get really far and you dont have to be in the same screen as the second player, I cant explain it right but its a good thing.

When you are losing go away charge then go back and beat up the enemy.

You can get the second one which has more characters but I cant say the gameplay is better since I havent try it yet, Im staying with thenkaichi 1 for now.

Budokai 3 was also great but I prefer tenkaichi 1. 

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I have all the Budokai and Budokai Tenkaichi games, and Budokai Tenkaichi 2 is the best. Budokai 3 was good when it first came out but after playing Tenkaichi 2 you'll soon realize that Budokai 3 is not much more than mini games disguised as a fighting game.
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#5 Syntih
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while budokai 3 may not have as many characters as T2 i prefer it other T2, i hate the combat function (the over the shoulder stuff) in it, but the combat in B3 is more to a regular fighting game.
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#6 vashkey
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So, I'm a bit behind on my Dragon Ball Z.  I enjoyed most of the series.  But I don't like it enough to buy every single fighting game that came out with its name on it.

I was wondering, which Dragon Ball Z games are the best?  Maybe top 3 would be best, and the pros and cons of each?

 I noticed there are DBZ: Budokai and then DBZ: Budokai tenkaichi and etc.  Whats the differences? 

Do they all have a good amount of characters? Combos? Transformations? Super Saiyajin?  Flight? etc?

 

This would really help me out.  Thanks guys.

Thunderbuckus

The defference between the main Budokai series and the Tenkaichi series is actualy quite large.

The Budokai series is more of a traditional fighter.  And their a bit more flashy.

The Tenkaichi games are pretty unorthodox.  You play from a behind the shoulder view.  It's feels like a bix between a fighting game and an action adventure game.  The best way I can describe it is that it's a cross over of controls of the Budokai series and the Zone of the Enders games.  The Tenkaichi games also concentrate to heavily on the character count.  The fighting system is pretty much broken.

 

So, out of all the DBZ games on the PS2, the only one actualy worht playing is Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3.  Try getting the greatest hits copy.  It has some extra content.

You might want the first Budokai.  It's not half as fun as the third one, but it's the only Dragon Ball game with good cut scenes.  They are really good cut scenes.

And don't bother with the Tenkaichi series.  Their broken fighters.  Unless you have a Wii....  The Wii version of Tenkiachi 2 is actually pretty funny.  But other wise just forget it.

 

And theres also Super Dragon Ball Z.  If you like Street Fighter then you might like Super Dragon Ball Z.  It's Bassically Street Fighter 2 with Dragon Ball Z characters in there instead.