Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 Review - IGN

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Last updated 20 maio 2024

Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 Review - IGN

Though they may not always get the credit they deserve, there's no denying the driving force of excellence that anime fighters have been putting forth over the last few years in gaming. The DS's top fighter – and one of the best pocket brawlers out there – is an anime fighter, Bleach DS, and Wii and PS2's most recent must-have battlers also hark back to classic anime inspiration as well with games like Naruto: Clash of Ninja on the Nintendo side, and the Dragon Ball Z Budokai series, which found its home on PS2 long before Wii was around. Last year's DBZ effort brought Wii and PS2 together, and we're seeing that again with Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3, as both versions have some improvements over the previous effort, but also some downfalls along the way.
Though they may not always get the credit they deserve, there's no denying the driving force of excellence that anime fighters have been putting forth over the last few years in gaming. The DS's top fighter – and one of the best pocket brawlers out there – is an anime fighter, Bleach DS, and Wii and PS2's most recent must-have battlers also hark back to classic anime inspiration as well with games like Naruto: Clash of Ninja on the Nintendo side, and the Dragon Ball Z Budokai series, which found its home on PS2 long before Wii was around. Last year's DBZ effort brought Wii and PS2 together, and we're seeing that again with Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3, as both versions have some improvements over the previous effort, but also some downfalls along the way.