Dr Gadget - Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World

	List Price: $29.99 Our Price: $27.79 Your Save: $ 2.20 ( 7% ) Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Manufacturer: Atari Inc.
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Amazon Maximum Age: 20 Amazon Minimum Age: 144 Batteries Included: 0 Binding: Video Game Brand: Atari EAN: 0742725277151 ESRB Age Rating: Teen Feature: Weight : .3 Is Autographed: 0 Is Memorabilia: 0 Label: Atari Inc. Manufacturer: Atari Inc. Model: 27715 Platform: PlayStation2 Publisher: Atari Inc. Release Date: 2008-11-04 Studio: Atari Inc.
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: The Best of Budokai on PS2 Comment: This is the best of the Budokai series. It came out on 4th November and before I could say T E N K A I C H I my nephew was busy ramming his strategic mind into this superb game with his hands-on as if blowing up worlds isn't too big a deal! Watch out for the release of the film by 20th Century Fox releasing on 8th April 2009 directed by James Wong with Justin Chatwin as Goku and Chow Yun-Fat as Master Roshi. All you Goku fans and Dragonballz buffs, go for this game! It is the best of the series. Customer Rating: Summary: Great Game. Comment: This Is A Great Game. 25 Different Stage's And 42 Unique Character's. Dragon Mission 10/10 Very Fun Graphic's 10/10 Good Character's, And New Added One's 10/10 Dragon Road 10/10. Fast Money There And It's Fun Attack's, Including New One's 10/10 New Capsule's 10/10 Awsome This DBZ Infinite World Is Similar To Bodukai3! But, With Different Character's And Added Attack's, And More Skill Capsule's. I Will Recommend This To Anyone, Including DBZ Fan's. Get This Game. Customer Rating: Summary: Best of the budokai series! "litterally" Comment: I got this game the day it came out, and even sold my original Budokai 3 and Tenkaichi 3 for it. And i'd have to say it was worth it. On the back of the box it says "The Best of the Budokai Series"....it is! I loved the original Budokai 3 and played it for 2 years straight never getting tired of it. And this game is pretty much that game with added bonuses such as mini games and Tenkaichi quality cut scenes which are pretty good. Infinite World uses the same capsule skill system as past dbz games where you can purchase your skills, characters, stages, and etc. The fighting system is the pretty much the same as Budokai 3, not the over-the-shoulder system used in the Tenkaichi series. So 2 players would NOT use split screen which i prefer cause that just got annoying. Everyone that i've played with so far has their own ultimate moves which most the time have animations with them which is fun to watch. I haven't got to play with every character yet cause i haven't earned or bought them yet, but according to the box there are over 40 characters. One major thing that is different from the rest of the budokai series is that you are able to perform your ultimate without going into hyper mode, which makes ultimates more consistent to pull off during a fight. The music in the game is one of the reasons that i gave the game a 4 star rating, its just kinda annoying and repetitive to me. I usually just go to the options menu and turn off the music. Another reason for the 4 star rating would be the beginning publisher screens that you can't just skip through when you first turn the game on. There are like 6 screens, its just annoying to me. The mini games are the main difference in this game. I haven't played them all yet, but the ones I have played were very entertaining. These are only found in story mode. My personal favorite so far would have to be trying to catch Bubbles (king kai's monkey) on King Kai's really small planet. It is not as easy as it looks, trust me, the monkey is always throwing bananas at you, lol. Another example of a mini game is running along snake sway (very easy to fall off) with limited time. Overall, its a great game to add to the DBZ series, and a good finisher for DBZ games on PS2 (actually not really sure if it is). Basically if you liked playing Budokai 3 and just love the DBZ series, then this game will be good for you. Even though I'm not finished with it, I love it already. More Reviews
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