Dragon Ball: Advanced Adventure
Dragon Ball: Advanced Adventure
Dragon Ball: Advanced Adventure, développé par Dimps et édité par Banpresto et Atari, Inc., est sorti sur Game Boy Advance le 18 novembre 2004. Ce titre de combat et de hack 'n' slash met en scène Goku dans sa première grande aventure, où il défend la Terre contre l'armée de la Ribbon Rouge et entame son cheminement vers le rang de champion. Le jeu a reçu une note moyenne agrégée de 79,19. La presse a salué sa qualité globale, GameSpy relevant que malgré un mode multijoueur limité il reste excellent et plaira aux fans, tandis que Gamer 2.0 précisait qu'il s'agit d'action pure et non d'un RPG comme Buu's Fury. Certains joueurs sur Metacritic l'ont qualifié de merveilleux et compétent visuellement, ou encore de véritable joyau caché et de premier jeu Game Boy Advance particulièrement divertissant.
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Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« Despite the somewhat limited multiplayer mode, Dragon Ball: Advanced Adventure is still top notch. The Dragon Ball fans will love it, of course, but even if you're not into the series, it's definitely worth checking out. »
« Don't be expecting one of those RPG's like Buu's Fury though, this is Dragon Ball the way you first expected it to be-full-on action, and it's pretty good considering that this is the first side-scrolling Dragon Ball game released in the states. »
« Unless you're a huge fan of the series there's really nothing new and amazing in the product for you. For anyone who watched the show (or is a huge classic gamer) there's a ton of solid gameplay to be had, however. »
« Dragon Ball fans should definitely pick this game up, and non-fans should at least consider doing so. Dragon Ball: Advanced Adventure is a fun, diverse action game that does the license proud. »
« Not only is this game quite the treat for fans, though, it also holds its own admirably against other action titles available for the system. Though it's no "River City Ransom," think of it as "Metal Slug Lite." »
« Not only is Dragon Ball: Advanced Adventure the best Dragon Ball game yet released, it's also an enjoyable, good-looking, technique-filled action game in its own right that's held back only by a misguided shot at diversity an innovation. [May 2006, p.94] »
« Folks looking to this game to fill in the gaps before Dragon Ball Z will have a better time just spending their money on one of the DVD sets (preferably uncut, if you're 18 or over). »
Avis des Joueurs (Metacritic)
« Simplesmente maravilhoso, o jogo e competente em tudo o que se propõem a fazer, os cenários e personagens são lindos e detalhado, jogos tem dois estilos de gameplay e ambos são divertido, e o jogo não se expande artificialmente tendo umas três horas de jogo, um dos melhores do GBA que eu já joguei »
« JOGAZO. Primero juego que jugué de la game boy advance y me divertí en todo momento, una verdadera joyita oculta. »
« Simplemente, uno de los mejores si no es que el mejor beat em up que he jugado. A pesar de las limitaciones técnicas de su consola, sabe aprovechar muy bien los botones de la gba y tiene un apartado estético y grafico pixel art muy bonito. La jugabilidad es simple... o lo sería de no ser por la increíble cantidad de personajes jugables todos con un move set y una jugabilidad completamente diferentes. Hay un montón de modos de juego con una gran cantidad de horas de diversión e incluso hay un modo multijugador y una dificultad ajustable para el modo historia¿Qué mas puedes pedir? Hablando de la historia... Bueno, en verdad no hay mucho de lo que hablar, es la historia del Dragon ball original, así que... está bien. Bueno, no todo es color de rosa, hay cosas que nome han gustado, como que en algunos niveles no están muy bien distribuidos en algunos niveles y algunos pequeños detalles con muy poca importancia que no son muy notables a la hora de jugar al juego. 9.5/10 »
« I have so much fun every time I play this game. Everything about it, from the story to the gameplay, is just amazing. I enjoyed every moment while playing this game »
« The gameplay is simple, short, yet quite satisfying. It has difficulty settings which is not very common for GBA games. »
« Muy buen modo historica e increíble modo de lucha en torneo. Joya para fans de Dragon Ball. »
« Awesome game! I hate side scrollers but this one amazed me! You have full controll of a very skilled character (goku) that have plenty ways to avoid getting killed, is tough enoughnto not die to every needle on the screen (talking to you sonic) and not full of holes to fall like mario. I think what I hate the most on side scrollers is that their main “weapon” is to jump on heads, but goku has a full set of moves, combos, dashes, stick, ki blasts, the whole package! Must Play! »
« A gem that went under the radar. Dragon ball does not have many titles / games surrounding its story other than some wii Exclusives and DS, so every game counts. This one is an amazing story that covers the entire dragon ball saga from goku and bulma meeting for the first time all the way to king picolo. The game is a combination of 2D platforming and beat them up first and a fighter second. You play the story as Kid Goku and upon completion you get to play as Krillin. There are plenty of collectible item that you need to complete by playing the story as both heroes. However this is not the end cause as i mention the game also have a fighter mechanic. Several stages, mainly the tenkaichi series and some main title bosses are fought in a classic fighting style with a surprising well establish battle mechanic. You can also fight againts your friends if you connect with a cable and have 1 copy each. You can play as Goku, Krilin, Jackie Chan, Tien, Tao Pipi and Grandpa Gohan! »
