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|  "Re(2):DBZ Sparking" , posted Tue 19 Apr 04:28
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Is this going to be Budokai 4? Goddamn... do people buy this stuff?
A family member got me the original Budokai as sort of a gag gift, but I was pretty surprised by how addicting it was. It was so good that I actually played it for six hours straight and then kept playing it in a similar fashion for the next two days until I was done with it. It had a fun, non-cheap, non-hardcore battle system, a fun story mode, and some pretty fantastic extras, like the series of "What If?" levels where the villain wins and such. In fact, the last boss is not only hilarious, but also difficult:
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It's a "What If?" scenario where Cell tries to absorb 18, but Kuririn pushes her out of the way and gets absorbed himself. Cell loses all of his powers and Yamcha and Tenshinhan, the pathetically weak has-been fighters, try to avenge Kuririn's "death". You play as Cell and Yamcha appears to fight like a God Of War because you're so weak! He's actually the hardest boss in the game!
End of Spoiler
If the reviews for Budokai 2 didn't say, "This is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING like the last game. Also, it sucks.", I probably would have bought the sequels.
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| Cain Highwind 530th Post
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| "Re(3):DBZ Sparking" , posted Tue 19 Apr 04:41
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Is this going to be Budokai 4? Goddamn... do people buy this stuff?
A family member got me the original Budokai as sort of a gag gift, but I was pretty surprised by how addicting it was. It was so good that I actually played it for six hours straight and then kept playing it in a similar fashion for the next two days until I was done with it. It had a fun, non-cheap, non-hardcore battle system, a fun story mode, and some pretty fantastic extras, like the series of "What If?" levels where the villain wins and such. In fact, the last boss is not only hilarious, but also difficult:
If the reviews for Budokai 2 didn't say, "This is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING like the last game. Also, it sucks.", I probably would have bought the sequels.
I recently rented Budokai 3 because a friend of mine said it was worth checking out. I haven't tried the other Budokai's yet but from what I've heard 1+2 were vertually the same gameplay wise, but 3 was completely different.
And damn I've had A LOT of fun with B3. Dragon Rushes, mad teleporting skills and Mr Satan (*ahem* I mean Hercule), who can be deadly with the right capsules equipped. Not to mention the ability to customize your fighters stats.
I wish they added a few more characters, but as I undertsand it, this is supposed to be the last Budokai game.
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| threesixtee 855th Post
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| "Re(6):DBZ Sparking" , posted Thu 21 Apr 02:53
I don't know why people hate on the budokai games so much (well, I never played 1 or 2... and I didn't play the hell out of 3 until my friend had unlocked everything). but in all seriousness, DBZB3, at least, is a VERY good game. as far as licensed anime games go (whereas most suck ball), DBZB3 is just chock full of so much stuff and actual decent gameplay, that its fun. my biggest complaint is that there's no japanese language w/sub option, since I never really watched the dub, but whatever. budokai 3 is probably the second best licensed anime fighting game, next to naruto GNT3.
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| Shingo The One 491th Post
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| "Re(3):DBZ Sparkling Apple Cider" , posted Fri 22 Apr 13:27
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You are right Undead Fred, I used to be a big DBZ fan.But all that changed last year, when I found myself totally addicted to the greatest manga/anime franchise ever...NARUTO!!! Need I say more?
You need to watch more anime if your view of greatest anime/manga franchise is Naruto. Sure the manga's still going pretty well, but even the most hardcore fan must admit that the anime is steadily going downhill. There is no point in making 1 hour specials where the second half recaps the first, for that matter there is no reason for episodes to recap events from the same episode, period..!
Well Syo and Fuchikoma, I am a true anime fan and I surely have seen my fair share of anime, but Naruto is the best, and there's no doubt about it, both the manga and the anime.And actually, the anime won't catch up anytime soon;in fact, they're going to make a temporary break off the air.Let's see if I survive that.
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| Shingo The One 493th Post
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| "Re(5):DBZ Sparkling Apple Cider" , posted Sat 23 Apr 13:19
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At least taking it off the air for a while will be better than making contiuation errors via fillers. I suppose this is why I'm more leaning to modern short anime that gets the story done in 16-26 episodes nowadays. Don't get me wrong, I was an avid DragonBall fan before the western version (Hong Kong broadcast way back in the 80's), I suppose when you reach that age when you just don't have the energy to wait a week for 2mins of story progression streched to 30mins anymore. Oh, and I'm a Naruto fan too, just the recent direction of the anime is extremely painful...
What's really amazing Syo is that I somehow found out thanks a very reliable source called DJ-B13 who posted in some SRK.com forums, and sadly it's been quite a while since I last heard from him, that 90% of the anime filler(flashbacks, extended fights etc)is canon;which means that when you see something in the manga, almost always it's the anime that gives out the whole story.For the record, he found this out when he attended the Jump Festa event at the end of last year.And I sure am surprised I'm not the only one in the Cafe who is a fan of Naruto.BTW, did you know that finally next week we will at last enjoy the very first movie?I so can't wait to enjoy this one.
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| Shingo The One 494th Post
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| "Re(6):DBZ Sparking" , posted Sat 23 Apr 19:50
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Is this going to be Budokai 4? Goddamn... do people buy this stuff?
No... it's SPARKING. And if not already, it's an L away from being the fruitiest DBZ title ever.
The King of Sparring?
Well Iggy-san, I sure am surprised that the only true DBZ game for this year is being made by a company whom I have heard of before but never did anything special,
let alone done something as big as DBZ.And who knows if this game will be even better than DBZ Budokai 3, since the game has the one character that Budokai didn't have even though it should have, Janenba.(Man, that was long).
To cut a long story short, leave it to Japan if you want a really good game based on a manga/anime hit franchise.
Well the budokai games are actually made in japan by ex SNK staff go figure
Yeah man, and go figure that they pulled off the perfect DBZ fighting game on their third and last strike.Third time's a charm, right?And MAYBE even with an exclusive European Collector's Edition(with the Japanese voices) on the way this summer.Wait and see.
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| Sensenic 1285th Post
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| "Re(6):DBZ Sparkling Apple Cider" , posted Sun 24 Apr 03:11
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At least taking it off the air for a while will be better than making contiuation errors via fillers. I suppose this is why I'm more leaning to modern short anime that gets the story done in 16-26 episodes nowadays. Don't get me wrong, I was an avid DragonBall fan before the western version (Hong Kong broadcast way back in the 80's), I suppose when you reach that age when you just don't have the energy to wait a week for 2mins of story progression streched to 30mins anymore. Oh, and I'm a Naruto fan too, just the recent direction of the anime is extremely painful...
What's really amazing Syo is that I somehow found out thanks a very reliable source called DJ-B13 who posted in some SRK.com forums, and sadly it's been quite a while since I last heard from him, that 90% of the anime filler(flashbacks, extended fights etc)is canon;which means that when you see something in the manga, almost always it's the anime that gives out the whole story.For the record, he found this out when he attended the Jump Festa event at the end of last year.
 That's just stupid.
So adorable... Gluttony
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| Shingo The One 496th Post
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| "Re(7):DBZ Sparkling Apple Cider" , posted Sun 24 Apr 03:34
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At least taking it off the air for a while will be better than making contiuation errors via fillers. I suppose this is why I'm more leaning to modern short anime that gets the story done in 16-26 episodes nowadays. Don't get me wrong, I was an avid DragonBall fan before the western version (Hong Kong broadcast way back in the 80's), I suppose when you reach that age when you just don't have the energy to wait a week for 2mins of story progression streched to 30mins anymore. Oh, and I'm a Naruto fan too, just the recent direction of the anime is extremely painful...
What's really amazing Syo is that I somehow found out thanks a very reliable source called DJ-B13 who posted in some SRK.com forums, and sadly it's been quite a while since I last heard from him, that 90% of the anime filler(flashbacks, extended fights etc)is canon;which means that when you see something in the manga, almost always it's the anime that gives out the whole story.For the record, he found this out when he attended the Jump Festa event at the end of last year.
That's just stupid.
Well Sensenic, it may sound stupid, but it is true.
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| Sensenic 1288th Post
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| "Re(8):DBZ Sparkling Apple Cider" , posted Sun 24 Apr 04:01
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What's really amazing Syo is that I somehow found out thanks a very reliable source called DJ-B13 who posted in some SRK.com forums, and sadly it's been quite a while since I last heard from him, that 90% of the anime filler(flashbacks, extended fights etc)is canon;which means that when you see something in the manga, almost always it's the anime that gives out the whole story.For the record, he found this out when he attended the Jump Festa event at the end of last year.
That's just stupid.
Well Sensenic, it may sound stupid, but it is true.
To what extent, tho'?
I mean, a universal truth, it is not. The author/s of any original work has/have the rights over it and he/she/they can choose whether any external work based on his/her/their own may be canon or not.
Now, in this specific case, it might be true, of course, what do I know. But, could you just specify a little?
For example:
- Is it Sh. Jump's policy?
- In the case of Naruto/DB, was it Kishimoto/Toriyama himself who claimed so?
- Is there some law/rule/whatever I don't know about that says so?
- Another possibility?
Otherwise, I just won't believe your "reliable source", m'afraid.
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| Shingo The One 497th Post
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| "Re(9):DBZ Sparkling Apple Cider" , posted Sun 24 Apr 05:27
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What's really amazing Syo is that I somehow found out thanks a very reliable source called DJ-B13 who posted in some SRK.com forums, and sadly it's been quite a while since I last heard from him, that 90% of the anime filler(flashbacks, extended fights etc)is canon;which means that when you see something in the manga, almost always it's the anime that gives out the whole story.For the record, he found this out when he attended the Jump Festa event at the end of last year.
That's just stupid.
Well Sensenic, it may sound stupid, but it is true.
To what extent, tho'?
I mean, a universal truth, it is not. The author/s of any original work has/have the rights over it and he/she/they can choose whether any external work based on his/her/their own may be canon or not.
Now, in this specific case, it might be true, of course, what do I know. But, could you just specify a little?
For example:
- Is it Sh. Jump's policy?
- In the case of Naruto/DB, was it Kishimoto/Toriyama himself who claimed so?
- Is there some law/rule/whatever I don't know about that says so?
- Another possibility?
Otherwise, I just won't believe your "reliable source", m'afraid.
I'm sorry Sensenic, I'll give you the specification.It's the very same creator of Naruto who has said that;in fact, he said that "the anime is the final product".
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| Shingo The One 502th Post
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| "US and Europe get Sparking" , posted Sun 24 Apr 20:35
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For the hillbillies around there, official site of the 4th DBZ game on PS2, still edited by Bandai.
The interesting detail here is that the game will be developped by Spike, and not Dimps. Well, at least it's an interesting detail for thoses like me who were worrying about Dimps developing a new game every two month.
Is this going to be Budokai 4? Goddamn... do people buy this stuff?
Well my friend, the very same company, Bandai, who bring us the always cool games based on the hit manga/anime franchises, has said that Japan, America and Europe will get DBZ Sparking! this fall.
Here's the press release:
www.bandai.co.jp/group/news/2005041801.html
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