Dragon Ball Z is back again in its most physical iteration in Dragon Ball Z for Kinect from Namco Bandai. It was a blast punching and kicking through the most memorable moments of Goku‘s adventures, but could the legendary Super Saiyan beat his most legendary opponent yet: the Kinect detection sensor? Everything you remember from the anime is back and fighting evil aliens and robots is as much of a workout as you’d expect it to be. Thankfully, the filler is cut down so you fight the most memorable battles. This particular retread of Akira Toriyama’s work is strictly DBZ,
Top Five (Recent) CARTOON-Based Games
Books turn into movies. Movies are turned in to games. Television shows are made onto movies. A book into mini-series. Video game into television shows. This is the nature of our entertainment. Cannibalistic, symbiotic, incestual? That’s a matter of perspective. On the subject of perspectives, these are the five best cartoon based video games in recent memory. Phineas and Ferb: Across the Second Dimension – Phineas and Ferb is an action game designed for kids released in 2011. It makes the list because it perfectly represent the new generation of children’s games. Games made for kids by people that seem to
Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Tenkaichi Review & Gameplay
Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Tenkaichi is the latest in a series of DBZ video games from Namco Bandai for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. This is the most polished of the bunch spanning multiple sections of the Dragon Ball Z universe with destructible environments and a ‘Hero Mode‘ character creator. Dragon Ball Z is a unique license – to the adult in us it’s hard to understand the appeal yet for that young adult who grew up on the show it is held in high revere. DBZ Ultimate Tenkaichi is faithful to the manga series and includes almost all
Does ‘Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans’ Bring the Kamehameha Fever?
Using the story from the Saiyan Saga, Attack of the Saiyans (from Namco Bandai) tries to please fans by releasing the Japanese DS title with the same name. Unfortunately the game suffers from bad translations and very repetitive gameplay, making it hard to rise above the crowded gaming Holiday season. Stocking stuffer or not – let’s take a closer look! With the writing humor aimed at the teenage market, Namco Bandai attempts to retell a story that has been told a few different times throughout the TV series and previous video games. If you are going to make a game
