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This game is filled to the brim with character and fun little puzzles and I sure am happy to have picked up this launch title. The game can be played with from up to 1-4 players, I'd recommend to at least have a friend to play with it is a ton of fun. Albeit it's charm and cartoon look can be quite deceiving, Some of these puzzles can be challenging and really requires you to think outside of the box and use your imagination. after an hour though it does wear down and you may want to take a break it can get kind of boring. I'd recommend playing in short bursts with your friends. It's visually appealing and pleasing to look at; with its simple design and comedic faces your little characters you control make and finishing every puzzle always feels rewarding no matter how hard or easy. It's a game I think will always have people who love puzzle games can come back to. PROS: +Intracit puzzles +Visually Appealing +Smooth Controls +Loads of Charm and Character +Very fun with a group of friends CONS: -Some Linear Puzzles -Can get old if not played in short bursts -Not very fun to play by yourself Verdict: 7/10

This is one of the most action pact fighting games that arc system works has ever worked on. I love the GG and BB series and as a fan DBFZ does not disappoint, with attention to detail to characters move-sets and call backs their is a true DBZ experience to be had. Dragon Ball Fighter Z is easily accessible to new players, with one button auto combos and a well put together tutorial and training area. Aside from the fighting DBFZ has a story mode one that could be beating within a few hours of one sitting, and the only other single player aspect of the game is the Arcade mode. DBFZ is an amazing fighting game we don't have many hardcore Dragon Ball fighting games and I'm very excited we're getting one from ARC SYS they did a great job and made a masterpiece ****. PROS: +Amazing Artwork +Fun Single Player Story +It's DBZ CONS: -Hercule is not in the game Verdict: 8/10 I eagerly await the reveal trailer for Hercule AKA Mr. Satan.

It's a shame this game wasn't popular, it is the best DBZ fighting of it's time overlooked because of it's small roster, limited game modes, and difficulty to master with it's steep learning curve. Super DBZ is an attempt at a legitimate fighting game with some quirky aspects, like creating character cards and leveling up your fighters card with unique special moves and skill traits. I thought it was an interesting mechanic to me, for others this might not be as appealing and some players may be down right confused. Dragon Ball fans praise DBZ Budokai and Tenkaichi for the robust roster and insane super moves and how easy it is to just pick up and play, but what Super DBZ has is depth, an intricate combo system, and wide variety of characters with different character archetypes. Where the Budokai and Tenkaichi games fall off for me is that all characters play the same. You hit the same buttons for every character to do similar things and there is no difference in play style. Super DBZ has the grappler character Android 16, who wants to put fear into the opponent and try to open them up for a grab or a heavy string of strong hits into a super. They have zoners like Krillin who controls the area around him to make his opponent to approach from a bad angle to try and make an opening. Super DBZ has a ton of variety, and once you get past the skill wall you start to feel accomplished, you have a better understanding of the game, it's that feeling that gives the player the drive to play fighting games. PROS: +Tight Controls +Deep Complex Combat +Unique Skill Tree +Fun and Dynamic Combo System +Amazing Art Direction +Great Soundtrack Neutral: ≠Character Cards can be confusing ≠Game is technical and can be hard to understand for new players CONS: -Not a lot of single player modes -No in game tutorial In the end Super DBZ was a hidden gem overlooked and shadowed by the success of DBZ Budokai/Tenkaichi. It is an underrated classic and I still come back and play it with my friends with my friends since I discovered it back in 2014. I'd say to give it a shot if you're a DBZ fan or if you are a fighting game fan in general. Verdict: 10/10 P.S. Check out Super DBZ tournament videos on youtube to see what the game is all about.

ITS A MASTERPIECE 10/10. You got the fun levels, you got the new capture ability, you got the mini games, and the online leader boards for the free run challenges. Levels are designed so seamlessly so much diversity and platforming combined with exploration as the main theme it's so good. For some time it had seemed Nintendo had been struggling trying to recapture what made Mario the king of video games and with Super Mario Odyssey I can say, MARIO IS BACK BAYBEEEE.