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GameSpot

10/2011

Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi Review

No ordinary human could ever perform the kinds of tremendously devastating and destructive attacks that the characters of the Dragon Ball Z universe regularly pull off. But even for Goku, Vegeta, Piccolo, and the rest of the gang, such abilities take dedication, training, and a great deal of energy and effort. In Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi, however, sending opponents flying through the air with a kick is as easy as pushing a button, and firing off a kamehameha takes only a press of the right thumbstick. In fact, combat requires so little effort on your part that, despite the explosive display of power and fighting skill happening onscreen, it's hard to feel invested in what's taking place. Ultimate Tenkaichi is all spectacle and no substance. Battles in this fighting game pit characters against each other in three-dimensional environments. When close to your opponent, you can dish out a flurry of melee attacks by tapping a button repeatedly, or press another button for a slower, more powerful attack. If you land a string of attacks, the action stops for what is called an attack clash. At this point, you and your opponent select one of two options; if you each choose different options, you win the clash, dealing damage and potentially sending your foe soaring through the air, giving you the opportunity to keep a chain of attacks going.

GamePro

10/2011

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6.0/10

Review: Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi

Although it's one of the best-looking Dragon Ball titles yet, Ultimate Tenkaichi weakens itself with repetitive combat and overall lackluster content. Make no mistake, Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi is one of the best-looking games in the series. When you look at the Dragon Ball series as whole, it's amazing that Namco Bandai has managed to produce so many quality games of something that's been essentially a retread since the original Budokai games. But for every excellent surprise like Dragon Ball Origins and (the first) Dragon Ball: Raging Blast, there's a misstep in the franchise that just doesn't live up to its potential for head-scratching reasons. Disappointingly, Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi, the latest DBZ offering from developer Spike, falls into the "misstep" pattern of the annual game releases. It's still an impressive title that has some really solid concepts, but the execution just doesn't live up to all of its promises. Know Your Dragon Ball Developers Let's talk positives first -- Ultimate Tenkaichi is one of the most graphically impressive games I've seen in the Dragon Ball video game franchise so far.

Game Revolution

10/2011

Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi

If you haven't read my 'D' review for Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World, don't worry... you're not missing much. Having watched every episode of Dragon Ball Z and owning nearly the entire series on VHS (yep, that's a lot of tapes), I can't deny the Saiyan within me and say I'm not a fan of one of the most important Japanese animations in history. However, I cringe whenever a Dragon Ball title manages to creep its way inside of a mailing envelope that I have to open. What? No one else on our staff is into Dragon Ball? Am I the only one? Yep, get the Asian guy to review the Asian games that have Asian men screaming attacks with Asian names. I see where this is going. Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi is yet another Dragon Ball Z title, another filler game to satisfy the annual allotment of franchises based on Japanese animes, like Naruto or Bleach or whatever Shonen Jump is into these days. The default response by a critic to these games should be one of vacant numbness—and rightfully so. How many times do we need to follow the story of Dragon Ball Z until we realize it's just a vehicle for over-muscular alpha males to fly, grunt, yell, blast energy balls, hit each other, literally go all ape-****, and do anything but real martial arts for the sake of a power fantasy.

IGN

10/2011

Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi Review

There's a reason Dragon Ball Z hasn't seen a truly faithful video game adaptation. Even now, 15 years after the anime series ended in Japan, game developers have struggled to find the mechanics and technology necessary to adapt Akira Toriyama's iconic and classic series. Wait no more, DBZ fans. With the arrival of Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi, it's finally possible to say that someone has attained that lofty goal, despite a considerable number of gameplay issues. Developer Spike has succeeded in creating a graphics engine that recreates the cartoon in interactive form. In some ways the game looks better than its anime source material, pulling Toriyama's manga art style into three dimensions in a way that's never seen realization before. More importantly, the fluidity of the battle sequences, ranging from lightning-fast physical combat to the planet-scale energy blasts, has never looked this genuine. Ultimate Tenkaichi makes all other Dragon Ball Z games look utterly lethargic. Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi Video Review The game's backgrounds and environments contribute to the overall stunning visual realization of the franchise. Wanting to impress the epic scale of these battles upon gamers, Spike has created a system that allows for the destruction of the world around combatants.

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Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi - PlayStation 3	$39.99	See it
Namco Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi - PS3 (11050)	$59.95	See it
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