DBZ: Budokai sells an ass-load of copies.

[kingoffighters]

There are alot of DBZ fans, it is the Justin Timberlake for Teenage boys.

[Jeremy]

It's not that bad a game, and the Hercule mini-game is hilarious. Perfect $20 purchase.

[ChaoofNee]

$20, yes. Full price? Don't kid yourself.
Doesn't matter how many extras that game encompasses, there just isn't a solid enough fighting game behind it.

[AaronChance]

It isn't good, but it's good enough. It doesn't have to be VF4... heck, it would have sold worse if it was. The people buying the game aren't looking for a deep fighter, thier looking for a way to experience their favorite cartoon. Since it seems to give the fans exactly what they want, it deserves strong sales.

Unlike the DBZ GBA RPG, which was plain ass.

[ChaoofNee]

...they could have at least had a way to jump and duck...

[AaronChance]

Have you seen DBZ? That would have made the game too complicated for the people that the show is obviously aimed at. They want a simple experience, not a complex fighter.

[ChaoofNee]

Point taken, illustrator of attractive women.

[MajinRyu]

Originally posted by Ammadeau
Have you seen DBZ? That would have made the game too complicated for the people that the show is obviously aimed at. They want a simple experience, not a complex fighter.

Exactly! Is fun and easy to play, my only complain is that you can't fly whenever you want, but beside that the game delivers what I was expecting

[bandit]

Yea, this should be nothing new. I had customers come in asking if there was going to be a DBZ game for the US. Might I remind you this was almost a year ago.