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Khuutra on 23 January 2009
ShadowSoldier said:
Budokai 3 captured the true feel of DBZ fights especially the Dragon Rush sequences. Also Ultimate Ninja Storm is hands down one of the best Anime games we have ever seen it truly has captured the feel and intensity of the show.

Would you mind postinig a Youtube video showing some high-level play for Budokai 3, so I can compare? I'll gladly put up a BT3 video in return.



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Valkyria00 on 23 January 2009
Khuutra said:
Traditional fighting games are not good answers - part of what makes DBZ:BT3 so stupidly entertaining is that it captures the mechanics of combat within the series without holding onto any pre-established genre forms.

I can entertain parties of people with this game.

This calls for a Youtube-off, if anyone wants to prove me wrong.

The fact the Bleach:VC is so fast makes it not traditional.

Alot of the most powerful attacks in DBZ are cutscened which I find boring. Sure it looks fast but in the end youre not actually doing it.

The real-time factor in Bleach is so cool because when you do a special you can react like you would want the character in the anime to do instead of just standing there.

 



Khuutra on 23 January 2009
Valkyria00 said:
Khuutra said:
Traditional fighting games are not good answers - part of what makes DBZ:BT3 so stupidly entertaining is that it captures the mechanics of combat within the series without holding onto any pre-established genre forms.

I can entertain parties of people with this game.

This calls for a Youtube-off, if anyone wants to prove me wrong.

The fact the Bleach:VC is so fast makes it not traditional.

Alot of the most powerful attacks in DBZ are cutscened which I find boring. Sure it looks fast but in the end youre not actually doing it.

The real-time factor in Bleach is so cool because when you do a special you can react like you would want the character in the anime to do instead of just standing there.

Yes, about half the specials in BT3 - mostly the rushes - are "cutscened", but you can pull of combos in real-time that are just as impressive. The cutscenes attacks are short enough to not break the flow of the game and immensely satisfying, especially in front of a crowd.

Got any vids you can share?



emilie autumn on 23 January 2009

bleach can't be faster than DBZ:BT3 have you ever seeing kid buu or SSJ4 goku fighting, damn they are fast. and yes this game is the best anime fighting game.



 

scottie on 23 January 2009

I haven't played any of them, but if the Avatar games are even half as good as the show is then they take the win



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outlawauron on 23 January 2009

I really loved the Full Metal Alchemist games.

And Valkyria00, the Bleach: Heat the Soul series is way better than Versus Crusade!



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GLoRySoGLoRy on 23 January 2009

looks like no one has played dragonball burst limit here. check it out.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragon_Ball_Z_Burst_Limit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otspzrILEA4&feature=related

Burst Limit cutscene is amazing its a anime remake into HD.



emilie autumn on 23 January 2009

actually i myself i'm wrong, the best anime game is neon genesis evangelion for the N64 and the best anime fighter is DBZ hyper dimensio for the super famicom, nothing comes close to that game.



 

Neos on 23 January 2009

I did really enjoy DBZ BT3 for the Wii. I played it a lot with my friends and they all seemed to like it as well =)

Online was/is broken though..



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Kenryoku_Maxis on 23 January 2009

Hardly. Sailor Moon: Another Story for SNES. Or Hajime no Ippo: The Fighting for GBA (a Treasure game to boot). And Naruto: Gekitou Ninja Taisen! 4 for GameCube.

While opinions are of course subjective and no one has played every game, I would venture to say there's a lot of other games out there that are better.



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