Dragon Ball Z: Tenkaichi Tag Team
Dragon Ball Z: Tenkaichi Tag Team
Dragon Ball Z: Tenkaichi Tag Team, développé par Bird Studio et Spike et édité par Bandai Namco Entertainment, est sorti le 30 septembre 2010 sur PlayStation Portable. Ce jeu de combat propose pour la première fois des affrontements en deux contre deux à fort impact, jouables en solo ou en coopération via le mode Ad Hoc. Plus de 70 personnages jouables et personnalisables sont disponibles à travers plusieurs modes dont Dragon Walker, qui retrace l'intégralité de l'histoire de Dragon Ball Z du saga des Saiyens à celle de Majin Buu, Battle 100, et un mode Survie. La presse a salué le titre, Gamers' Temple invitant les joueurs rebutés par les précédents opus à lui donner une chance, tandis que GamingXP a relevé son potentiel en multijoueur grâce à de nombreux objets de personnalisation et à son roster de 70 personnages. Certains joueurs sur Metacritic ont exprimé leur enthousiasme, qualifiant le jeu de meilleur titre Dragon Ball Z sur PSP et de version portable fidèle aux Tenkaichi de salon. L'aggregat de notes s'établit à 69,92.
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Avis des critiques et joueurs
Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« Even if past DBZ games have rubbed you the wrong way, and I know a lot of them have, give this one a shot. Unless you are a hardcore fan of Japanese voice tracks, you won't be disappointed. »
« Dragon Ball Z: Tenkaichi Tag Team has the potential to be as great as a multiplayer game: There are lots of customization objects to buy and 70 characters to play, so fans won't get tired too soon. »
« Overall I definitely recommend giving Dragon Ball Z: Tenkaichi Tag Team a go. »
« It's a notable game that won't disappoint series fans. »
« This is a game with more of the same gameplay like the previous parts. It got a few nice improvements and the Tag Team fights are great. The game is also pretty long and the graphics are very good. The only strange part is that the story in this game isn't correct when we compare it to the real story. »
« Considering the platform, Tag Team has good and bad things, but overall is a good game that won't disappoint series fans. »
« You will undoubtedly experience a sense of déjà vu from playing previous Dragon Ball Z games, but the 2-on-2 fights and the expansive battlefields make the free-flying fights intense and enjoyable. »
« A good game very faithful to the anime series, but it still lacks something to make it great. »
Avis des Joueurs (Metacritic)
« Me encanto el juego, muchos modos, mucha variedad de personaje, el mejor juego de dragón ball z en psp »
« Versión portatil de los tenkaichi de sobremesa, exprimiendo las posibilidades del sistema. Quién pide más? »
« I love this game, everything is perfect, controls, story, combat, special attacks; this is one of the best games that I have played for PSP. »
« This game is under ratted. It is by far the best psp dbz game. Awesome graphics and music. Great gameplay and awesome tag team battles. The story mode is very awesome it follows every saga from dbz and a what if saga. Only bad thing character roster too many characters are missing. »
« My favorite DBZ game ever. The story follows the plot better than the other games and the graphics are great for the PSP. Most characters of any DBZ game. (Not counting DBZ BoZ) A treat for DBZ fans. »
« [SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.] »
« this game is awesome i love how you can play it on the go and i like how if you put two enemys toghther its like the ultimate truce like freiza and goku or broly and goku or andriod 20 and goku its so cool »
« Basically it's Budokai Tenkaichi 3 with tag teams, senzu beans and a few less characters. Dragon Walker, it's story mode, is a huge improvement over the BT3 campaign, since it follows the anime's story more closely, the dialogue is way better and features some entertaining sidequests and "What if..." scenarios. Excellent game overall. The only things that bug me are that the AI on Normal is far too easy and Broly is one overpowered SOB. Oh, and you have to unlock Fusions. »
