Well the game is basically budokai 3 with more characters, a harder AI and cutscenes (I think those were from the first budokai but improved with cel-shading technology)...But still, this game can be an entertaining standalone, if you look at its pros.
There are now many enjoyable mini-games which can appeal to the fans, like Goku running everywhere in the forest searching for Gohan and reaching checkpoints, or Goku running on the snake way, or even catching the lovable ape, Bubbles from the famous show.
The only Con I find in this game (which for newcomers, can get a bit frustrating and even overshadow it's pros) is the harder AI. I mean seriously Atari, "very easy" and I had to fight Omega Shenron like 50 times to beat him!?...I know you can do better than that Atari.
Overall, the last Dragonball Z for the Ps2 is a good addition to the best-selling franchise and can even be enjoyed by those who are used to button mashing and making combos.
There are now many enjoyable mini-games which can appeal to the fans, like Goku running everywhere in the forest searching for Gohan and reaching checkpoints, or Goku running on the snake way, or even catching the lovable ape, Bubbles from the famous show.
The only Con I find in this game (which for newcomers, can get a bit frustrating and even overshadow it's pros) is the harder AI. I mean seriously Atari, "very easy" and I had to fight Omega Shenron like 50 times to beat him!?...I know you can do better than that Atari.
Overall, the last Dragonball Z for the Ps2 is a good addition to the best-selling franchise and can even be enjoyed by those who are used to button mashing and making combos.