This game is just plain fun. Among the launch titles I got for my Wii, I have been playing this the most next to Zelda. Although it's a next generation console game, but you can't tell much of a difference about the graphic comparing to last generation's PS2. What makes this port a next generation is the unique gameplay. At first it might feel geeky to mimic the movement of unleasing each character's ki blast, but after a few hours of playing, it turns out to be a satisfying experience. By performing the actualy pose of kamehameha, watch Goku perform the the same is quite awesome. Shaking the wii Nunchuk will perform a dash attack, which adds excitment to the game when you try to dodge an opponent's ki blast by shaking the controller in panic instead of simply pressing a button via PS2's controller. The content of the game is quite massive, there are so many modes to play plus hundreds of the beloved Dragon Ball characters waiting to be unlocked. But the real fun lies in the multiplayer mode, grab a friend and start performing all sorts of ki blast against each other is chaoticly fun. Just make sure not to let your wife or kids see you doing it.
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