Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 delivers an extreme 3D fighting experience, with over 150 playable characters, enhanced fighting techniques, beautifully refined effects and shading techniques, making each character's effects more realistic, and over 20 battle stages. In addition, an improved control system for the Wii allows players to easily mimic signature moves and execute devastating energy attacks as they are performed in the Dragon Ball Z animated series. Also for:, Publisher: Atari Developer: Bandai Namco Games Release Date.

I saw a SS4 Gogeta vs LSS Broly video earlier. Don't know if it was posted on here already or not since I'm tool lazy to check if it has been, but SS4 Gogeta couldn't even hurt Broly with his hits. I will be mad pissed if this makes the final cut, since that'll mean that Spike took a step BACK and stop basing whether you could hit him or not on power level. BT2 did this perfectly. BT did not, and it looks like BT3 is going down the BT road. Like everyone else though, I'm sure this is the game in its early stages of development and they haven't worked that out yet.

Here's hoping that that they will fix this. Yeah, I was watching the SSJ4 Gogeta vs LSSJ Broly vid, and at first I put Gogeta's inability to move Broly to the fact that Broly, while in MAX POWER! Alice Coltrane World Galaxy Zip. Mode, gains a super armor effect where NOTHING short of a Blast 2 or Ultimate Blast (or a cheap grapple move) will move him, then I saw that even when he WASN'T in MAX POWER! Mode, Gogeta still couldn't move him.

If this is in the final product, this is a DEFINITE step backwards, and one that makes me question whether or not I'm actually going to get the game, because I didn't like that in the first Tenkaichi, and I LOVED it when they fixed it in Tenkaichi 2. Well, here's hoping. Yeah, I was watching the SSJ4 Gogeta vs LSSJ Broly vid, and at first I put Gogeta's inability to move Broly to the fact that Broly, while in MAX POWER! Mode, gains a super armor effect where NOTHING short of a Blast 2 or Ultimate Blast (or a cheap grapple move) will move him, then I saw that even when he WASN'T in MAX POWER! Mode, Gogeta still couldn't move him.

If this is in the final product, this is a DEFINITE step backwards, and one that makes me question whether or not I'm actually going to get the game, because I didn't like that in the first Tenkaichi, and I LOVED it when they fixed it in Tenkaichi 2. Well, here's hoping. -------------- I read all that, and I could have sworn that that was my post. I saw this video just before, and I'm wondering if they've kept chargable attacks for certain characters or if this is an early build of the game. In this one at about:50 Buu uses a kemehameha that there is no mini-scene for. And in this one at about:19 SSJ4 Gogeta uses a Big Bang Kamehameha with no scene. The reason I think these are early builds is because of the auras.

They look different when compared to the ones in recent videos. Cheaper, maybe.

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Japanese trailer youtubed GT kid Goku confirmed (SS3) can be seen in the YT clip if you freeze it in the right spot. (00:15) haha thats awesome. I just barely saw it there at the end. But it doesnt seem lagit enough i mean who knows they might have just been throwing in people there to make it look impressive i dont know, but that would be awesome if he was in but actually i looked at it closely and you're right he has to be confirmed. Because when you look at the image the trailer gave, it was kinda blocky straight lines to make the image of the character, but compared to the real image where its all rounded and stuff that has to prove it.

So good find bro you just made me really happy. Swiped from the Nintendo press site, nothing new, but it reaffirms things. PLATFORM: Wii™ and PlayStation®2 Computer Entertainment System RELEASE DATE: Holiday 2007 DEVELOPER:NAMCO BANDAI Games Inc./ Spike PUBLISHER: Atari, Inc. ESRB RATING: not yet rated CATEGORY:Fighting/Action PRODUCT OVERVIEW: Dragon Ball Z®: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 takes the lightning fast fighting, flying and action that made its predecessor, DBZ Budokai Tenkaichi 2, last year’s #1 fighting game and takes it to a whole new level with exciting new features.

For the first time in Dragon Ball Z® history, the Wii™ platform will feature online gameplay, connecting DBZ fans around the country. Meanwhile the PlayStation 2 system version of DBZ: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 will be the final installment of Dragon Ball Z: Tenkaichi series on this platform. A ‘Disc Fusion System’ will be available exclusively to the PlayStation 2 system, allowing players to use Budokai Tenkaichi 1 and/or Budokai Tenkaichi 2 to unlock exclusive game modes available only on the PlayStation 2. In Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3, all DBZ® skills and abilities are intact including: free flight, range and melee attacks. With over 150 DBZ heroes and villains and more than 30 battle stages, players are given the power to engage in titanic battles with the ability to recreate some of the storied confrontations from the TV show, or they can create all-new showdowns of their own with characters that never actually fought in the animated series.

The game also features exciting new game modes like the Battle Replay mode that lets players save and replay favorite battles. PRODUCT FEATURES - Online fighting on the Wii platform - Disc Fusion System available on the PS2 platform which unlocks exclusive modes using Budokai Tenkaichi 1 or Budokai Tenkaichi 2 - 10 Game modes - Over 150 characters - Over 30 battle stages - More than 10 types of AI balancing for your opponents - 1-2 players - New Dragon History lets fans select their favorite battle scenes - New Battle Replay mode lets you save and replay your favorite battles Dragon Ball Z® continues to be one of the hottest brands in the video game industry with more than ten million units sold since May 2002.

Mangybeard rates this game: 5/5 All the quality play we've come to expect from the Budokai Tenkaichi series, but with a new coat of paint (it's definitely prettier) and a roster of HOLY F**KBALLS EVERYONE'S IN HERE! Single-player is arguably the weakest in the series (many of the fights feel more like a kinda-interactive movie), but the updated roster of friggin' anyone who ever thought of being a fighter combined with a better variety of battlegrounds makes multiplayer great enough to more than make up for this. Grab a couch, grab a friend, and enjoy this masterpiece (unlock some characters first, though, for variety's sake). J-Birdsprings rates this game: 5/5 Yo, Jird here and I have good news and bad news. Good news is this is the greatest Dragon Ball game ever made. Bad news is it still doesn't have an HD update on consoles and PC; However, it's your lucky day because it certainly IS emulator available and HIGHLY playable!

Welcome old and new fan too the game that spanned a HUGE following and still gets praise too this day (even as we speak)- *Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 the emulator port!* Here in this game you can play as 161 awesome characters-fully customizable, sleek, sexy! Destructible environments you can explore and tear up alone with the cpu or with an unsuspecting victim.I mean player on your couch, in your car, on a beach-on your fucking bad-ass PC!!! Yes I know what more could this game possibly do you're wondering?

Well my friend.in this game.you can experience TRUE inspired speed and effectiveness based off the original Dragon all series-including RING OUTS IN TOURNAMENTS! So much more to explore but I won't spoil anymore! Now go and restore your DRAGON SOUL! - JBirdsprings WARNING: customizing your characters is addictive.