Dragon Ball Z - Budokai Tenkaichi 2 Wii Review

Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 2: The first true fighting game on the Wii is the famous Dragon Ball Z Budokai series. The story follows the eponymous anime perfectly from the first encounter with Radditz until the end of Dragon Ball GT. Each miniscule battle is re-enacted and this win will earn you significant experience points to upgrade so STILL be. Stronger your figure Also you can in this way a lot of extra characters to unlock. The fights are connected by the so-called overworld method. You fly around the map and through going from tip to tip, you can find fights and items. This is one of the modes is in DBZBT2. Other modes include game (multiplayer). Ultimate Training (practice + tutorial), Tournament, in which you are in a ladder tournament play to make money. Item shop where you can buy items and skills with your money to make your fighters stronger and there is also a special event system where you can fight at once. Example alone against five men The graphics are cell-shaded to keep. The anime / comic look The game has an impressive 133 characters to choose from. Some figures may merge or reach some other form such as the famous super saiyan. Together DBZBT2 is controllable Wiimote + Nunchuk or Wiimote + Classic Controller or a GameCube controller. I would recommend it with a nunchuk to play. In the beginning, this is the most difficult, but it is certainly the most fun. You simply can your favorite attacks like the Kamehameha done by this movement (combined with 2 push buttons) to simulate the real thing. The story mode and the multiplayer will keep you busy for many hours, and if you want to discover all the secrets you will still encounter many hours of replay fun. The soundtrack is not bad, and in addition to well-known music from the English dub version of DBZ and GT you will also tracks junkie XL and daisuke ishiwatari see. The sounds of special attacks and voice acting are directly recorded by the original dubcast. All in all, highly recommended for fans of DBZ a must for fans of the genre beat'm'up and certainly not a bad game for non-fans.