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Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2
Dragon Ball Z fans can rest assured that the destructible environment, and character trademark attacks and transformations will be true to the series. These include signature Pursuit Attacks which enable players to initiate attack combo strings, juggling your opponent in a string of devastating strikes throughout the environment. Additionally, Drag...
Details
- Released
- November 1, 2010
- Developer
- Spike
- Publisher
- Namco Bandai Games
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If you're a fan of the Dragon Ball anime series, then you might enjoy this.
Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2 is the sequel to last year’s high-flying, fast-hitting, and intense versus battles series. Dragon Ball Z fans can rest assured that the destructible environment, and character trademark attacks and transformations will be true to the series.
Brand new game, same old Saiyans.It’s fair to say that Dragon Ball has become a worldwide cultural phenomenon. In the 26 years since [...]
Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2 has hours and hours of combat that only the most hardcore of fans are going to enjoy. The ability to quickly move between the ground and the air in fights, or to do ultra-powerful super moves will tickle any person's fancy for a moment or two, but ultimately this just isn't a very good fighting game. Overly complicated controls are put into a game where button mashing can win the day with ease, layered on top of no story and a host of unlockable pictures and other trivial things that only the most hardcore of Dragon Ball fans will enjoy. If ever there was a good exa...
Its a new mode introduced in this game which we can use between battles anytime we want to. Its a new system for fighting which gives us some extra bhoost for fighting. Our power increases greatly but only for a short period of time. The damage caused in this mode is really great if you use the right combo.
Dragon Ball is one of those anime shows that seems to have been around for ages and has a very specific audience. Considering the fact that just one fight can take up about ten episodes of the show – if you’re lucky – then you know that you need a thirst for action and a high patience threshold in equal measure. Translating the sometimes over-the-top action into a fighting game hasn’t proved to be an easy task over the years, and the series has never quite taken off outside of its own...