Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 Nintendo Wii

A solid fighter

By Zac C  Feb 3, 2007 | 2 out of 2 found this Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 review helpful

Pros: 120 fighters, lots of modes, storey follows the shows, arenas are huge, can be played with the classic controler,rpg elments add more depthtto your chariters,make your own fighter

Cons: steep learning curve, combos involve random button mashing,swing the wiimote and analog stick,its akward at first, uneven diffculty on storey mode,a lot of the fighters fell the same

The first fighter to grace the wii mis a solid one. Now you won't be waveing your arms like fist like many think,instead it's mostley buttons or some waveing of the wiimote. Not to say theres no movement of the arms to do powerfull attacks yo...u take your arms back (while holding the z and b) and move them forward to the screen. it's a little akaward at first doing this along with figuering out the combos (even thoe there is a list) Storey mode follows the tv shiows so fans will love that. But the map travel seems out of place and reminds me of the bad DBZ sagas. Theres tornments and a rip off of the ol Mortal Kombat tower game. You can unlock upgrades and idomes for your chariters make them seem less diffrent. So if your looknig for a fighter this will do good but keep in mind Mortal Kombat hits stores in April so if your not a DBZ fan give it a rent. Read more Less