Dragon Z : Bloody Goku Attack

あなたのFAVORIT Z血まみれの悟空の攻撃で戦い、敵を破壊します。

Fight with your favorit Z ultimate bloody goku and destroy enemies.

Let's talk presentation first, as it's easiest to go on and on about how great Dragon Z : Bloody Goku Attack looks and sounds. As cinematic a series as Dragon is, it's a wonder it took so long for someone to get the feel of the series' trademark fights so right. Each and every battle you fight will contain multiple cutaways to attacks and their animations, dramatic camera shifts that can zoom right in on the blow-for-blow action and environmental destruction that is not only awe-inspiring, but also quite easy to pull off.

But back to the game itself. With all the cinematic flare, it would be easy to assume that Ultimate Butoden's fighting is all flash, no substance. Not so. While it might not be the deepest fighter in the vein of Virtua Fighter or the aforementioned Bleach titles, it does pack enough punch to be considered a great fighter on its own, without the license. Players have all the requisite attacks, throws and energy blasts that come standard with these characters, and the seemingly simplistic controls hide a battle system that allows for some very tight combat and some seriously fun fights if you happen to have a friend with the game.

Your enjoyment of this game will hinge on how much Japanese text, text that you nor I have any hope of understanding, you can handle. All the menus, in-game text, speech, all of it, is completely unintelligible Japanese, and getting through to the action takes some trial and error.

Features :

- Nice looking with 2D graphics.

- A lot of challenges and stages.

- Easy and Simple to play.

- Cool skill design and effect.

- Classic sound created excitement for players.

Those statements are both 100 percent true, but this is an import only title. Thus far, I've basically told you that Dragon Z : Bloody Goku Attack ball is among the best fighters on the DS and that any Dragon fan's collection is incomplete without it.