Reviews and Problems with Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit
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Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit Impressions
PlayStation Beyond
22 February 2010
Excerpt: To put it bluntly, the Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit demo is very hit and miss.For those of you who don’t know Dragon Ball Z, it’s about a group of warriors and their quest
Excerpt: Dragonball Z: A Japanese Anime that has been off the air for years, releases yet another fighting game. Everyone used to watch this show when they were younger, thirsting...
Summary: This burst reaches its limit prematurely.
Pros: Characters look great in all their 2D glory; simple controls; good selection of characters; online matches often run as smoothly as offline; special moves look awesome...
Cons: Single player modes are linear and repetitive; very limited move sets; occasional hit detection and collision issues; little story or plot.
Excerpt: To its fans Dragonball Z makes perfect sense. It's classic Japanese anime, with bonkers fighting scenes, spiky haired warriors and earth shattering super powers.
Pros: Easy to pick up but hard to master combat, Lovely cel-shaded graphics
Cons: Lack of variety, Nonsensical Drama Piece system
Excerpt: Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit feels like an amalgamation of the various other Dragon Ball Z fighters that have come out, and they are definitely taking a lot from the
Summary: Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit sends the series flying into the future with a high-energy flourish. The game boasts graphics and visual effects only possible on the advanced...
Summary: Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit is a game made for fans of the show only. If you don’t like DBZ already, this game will do nothing to turn you into a fan.
Summary: Who knew that a Dragon Ball Z game could be this much fun? Burst Limit does nearly everything right, even if it does limit the amount of players you can use.
Excerpt: Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit is by far and away the best looking Dragon Ball Z game available today. Unfortunately, the gameplay doesn't match the visuals in terms of...