You may also be wondering what you can do with the touch screen on the Vita? Not much, you can press one of the four corners of the screen to select characters. You do this by pressing the on screen prompt and you watch as you fire your energy into some kind of void. There is also a large energy bar on the top of the screen, after a battle you have the option to give other people energy which can help them in battle. Some are support types while others are mean’t to interfere with the enemy, you won’t see them do much of that though except getting knocked around, they’re pretty much fodder so everyone doesn’t focus on you.ĭuring battle you’ll see the team mates that you’ve chosen to fight with you, your hp and energy bar which fills up as you attack so you can do special moves. You also gain cards through battle and these can boost stats such as attack or hp, this mixes well as each character has their own role. Which is a nice touch, I hated being restricted to some characters, especially ones that I hated. In the demo you occasionally take a break from fighting Saibamen and fight other in-game characters such as Piccolo and Nappa, you can unlock certain characters through out the story and play as all of them. However as there are 3 other characters which play with you, it’s possible to play with your friends as there is a co-op mode. You can beat the demo just from pressing Triangle repeatedly, which is a shame really because the game has so much potential, I just wished the combat had a bit more depth such as combo’s. They can do the same things as you with the exception of special abilities, however I kept getting locked into attacks from two enemies and it takes you out of the experience and is extremely annoying. Enemies aren’t tough to beat as you’re mostly fighting the same enemy repeatedly, the saibamen. You hold L to block, R locks on to enemies, Square and X to dash or ascend and descend, Circle to do a ranged attack and Triangle to do melee attacks. The controls are easy to use, mostly due to the games simplicity. Both of them are pretty much Kamehameha’s. With the exception of special character abilities which vary, however some are similar, such as Gohan’s and Goku’s. Remember the tedious overworld sections of that game? That is essentially Battle of Z in a nutshell. This game is essentially your basic beat em’ up, if you’ve played the Naruto Shippuden games then you’ll know what the fighting is like. It just ends after beating Nappa which isn’t too much of a fight either.
It’s essentially one long tutorial, unfortunately the demo doesn’t end in a big finale. The demo consists of 4 stages, most of which are extremely short and introduces you to the game mechanics and some online ones as well.
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It’s released on the PS Vita, PS3 and Xbox 360 Jan 28, 2014. You can read our preview of the Console version here.ĭragon Ball Z: Battle of Z is the latest Dragon Ball game in it’s gaming franchise. Despite the silly name, will this game be the changing point in the Dragon Ball Z game’s success?
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