Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi

Atari

Rated

By Our Customers

Compatible with PlayStation 2™ (PS2™)

For US/Canada systems.

Japan

NTSC

USD 0.00

Product Features

More than 60 playable characters - the highest number ever for a DBZ game
Take to the skies and battle in fully-destructible, free-roaming 3D worlds
Customize your Z character by upgrading more than 10 attributes
3D-fighting with moves like Dragon Rush, Rush and Smash Attack
Multiple gameplay modes - Single-player Dragon; two-player Versus; Ultimate Battle; Dragon Capsule; Evolution Z modes; and World Martial Arts Tournament

Item Description

Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi lets you play as more than 60 characters from the Dragon Ball Z TV series. You can battle using authentic special attacks of each character as you run, fly, and swim through fully destructible and free-roaming levels. Design your own character by assigning and upgrading 10 different attributes. Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi has multiple game modes for both one and two players.

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Customer reviews

Average rating:		(5 out of 5)
Total votes:	17

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[This review is based on another version of this product]

elu_niko (5) on 09, Mar. 2014 01:30 (HKT)

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Fantastic game for DB fan

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sharinganuser55 on 21, Jul. 2006 03:24 (HKT)

Great game

This is a very good Dragonball Z game. I love the huge roster of characters. It\'s fights are very much like the fights in the anime. The cell-shaded graphics are nice as well. I also like the unique skill system, in which you fuse certain items to make a character. It sounds confusing, but it is fun. There are a few drawbacks though. I dont like how instead of picking Goku and transforming, you have to pick SSJ Goku at the beggining (which they are fixing in the second one). The camera can get bad at times as well, and the voice overs arent top-notch. The controls are unique and take some getting used too, but I like them alot. The difficulty is just right. Online play would be nice, and I wish you could link your ps2\'s and get your own tv so it wont be splitscreen.

Overall-Great game, highly reccomended too DBZ fans.

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Airbananas on 15, Apr. 2006 21:39 (HKT)

Great...but

Don\'t get me wrong it\'s an awesome game, only two things I wish it had..... a way to play two player with your own TV via LAN connection (Like XBOX) and online play. Other than that......the best game yet!

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Hector Collazo on 03, Dec. 2005 05:15 (HKT)

DBZ at its core!

I always played the other DBZ games at a friends house, watched the cool supers, and that was about it. I now own a PS2 due to this game. Let me explain why.

I bought a PS1 for DBZ:Legends back in the day. I was addicted to that game because it was so fast paced and simple fun. This new DBZ game ranks right up there with Legends on capturing the essence of DBZ. The controls are new and can be overwhelming. When I was introduced to the game my friend said \"Just watch me play a round and see how fast paced it is.\". I was instantly amazed. HOURS later I was hooked. The controls were different, but I found myself getting used to flying around and attacking.

If you are a DBZ fan, this game is a must buy. It is fun to watch, but more fun to master and play!