The best way I can really describe it is if you're familiar with the Naruto: Ultimate Ninja franchise, it's somewhat similar to the fast reaction counterattack chains. This involves counterattacking by teleporting behind an opponent in mid-attack. So this means that that even if you're getting massively pummeled, there's still an opening you can go for.Īnother new defense technique is the Blast Combo. But there's a twist! Since it's faster to dodge than to attack and then return to form, the attacker is left with a split second of vulnerability. This brand-new technique simply allows the player to evade oncoming attacks. One of which has been named the Sonic Sway.
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Now, even though the control schemes will be different, those new moves I mentioned will be accessible through both the PS2 and Wii versions.
Now we know that the Wii hasn't really been famous for its online play, but it looks like Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 3 will join that select roster of Wii games with online play. And even more super awesome? You'll actually be able to play online via your Wii. Did you think those initial Wii controls were awesome? Have I got news for you, because they're about to become super awesome.
Well, Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 3 is really going to surpass its immediate predecessor on the Wii. But there were no real trailblazing efforts made, short of the limited control scheme. Both the controls and visuals were decent on a system that had yet to prove itself, and everyone was generally satisfied with the game. Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 was one of the launch titles for the Wii and even the most prudent of gamers had to admit that it was pretty good.
But from the looks of it, this installment will actually have some features that warrant a new title, and even a little excitement.įirst, let's talk about the Wii version. JWell we saw it in Budokai, and now with the spiritual successor to Budokai, Budokai Tenkaichi, we are receiving a third installment.
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