For the most part, the around 2-21/2 hours I have spent so far on this game has been interesting. I like how you go through the Z chronicles to unlock characters and such, and the way they do the cut screening and everything. I had not bought a DBZ game since budokai on Ps2 way back when. I didnt really like that game because of controls and it seemed like it did not have any flow to it. This burst limit though has a good flow too it. Its not really a straight up button masher, and you need to really pay attention to what the character you are fighting is doing, so you can pull of a counter or a nice multi hit combo. I like it and recommend this game to anyone who want that next gen DBZ experience. The only other gripe I have is similar to others that I have read. Amount of characters, and the buu saga not being in the game. Would have loved to play as gotenks and super buu, but I guess they are saving those characters for future titles. But another plus is the free tee shirt and episodes of DBZ that came with the game. Other than the missing saga and characters, a must have in you next gen collection.
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