FGC-Oni
Ascended One
Oh shooooot, moving through planes like in LittleBigPlanet? Why haven't developers of major fighting games thought of using this?
Oh shooooot, moving through planes like in LittleBigPlanet? Why haven't developers of major fighting games thought of using this?
LOL! I remember downloading that one and playing the computer a lot. Its uh....not quite as fluid as i remember. I think my teenage self filled in the gaps and remembered it as being more like that fan game.
Frieza's appearance was a little awkward and that laugh was to joker-esque but would be an epic movie if done right.
If done right, yeah. But not many ppl can make a good DBZ film without the use of CGI. Not even one good actor can portray Goku, they need that hair done right first of all.
you have no idea how happy it makes me to see vegita win
Not at all...the game had a ton of issues. The most major being that the meter system wasn't properly adjusted for the various meter-based options the game had. Teleports being 1-bar, mega crash is 1-bar also, some characters gained back meter automatically at absurd rates, dodging was basically free if you played to properly manage your fatigue. All of this didn't mesh well, since the Budokai engine in general is so heavily designed around proper ki meter management. If you do not manage your meter right in any Budokai post B2, barring this one, you died (B1 and B2 had no teleports, so getting caught in a combo meant you died). If you did, the damage you suffered was bearable. In this, there is practically no way to punish characters for any mistakes they make unless you catch them at the very beginning of the match, after transformations or missed supers, or if they manage to be terrible enough to blow all of their meter that easily...in which case, it generally led to death or near-death because you do not build meter while being hit.
Lol, Yamcha wasn't that bad. Top 5? Easily, but he suffered from shitty baseline and pretty bad damage. Now that I think about it more, I wouldn't be surprised if people realized he probably was the worst of top 5.
Hyper Dimension is okay, Super DBZ is solid but linear and involves too much grinding to gain access to mechanics that should've been default. Budokais actually had a lot of depth that didn't really get discovered or explored until it was too late (double ki cancels, counter to armor, just to name a couple things). Not to mention, only a handful of people actually had human competition to play offline, so the game's footsies weren't nearly as refined as they could be. And Shin Budokai was PSP-only, with laggy ad-hoc play.
We both know that Ki cancels/transformation cancels were the only depth it had and it wasn't even intentional. Those games were never designed for anything other than a franchise payout. And I still played them forever because I was a dbz fanatic
Ki cancels were 100% intentional. Cancelling in general was intentional after B1, as B2's AI was actually programmed to use some basic cancel combos. And that wasn't the only part of the depth. There were a lot of viable options to take in. SBAR was incredible, and would've been even better if it wasn't plagued by the console it was released on.We both know that Ki cancels/transformation cancels were the only depth it had and it wasn't even intentional. Those games were never designed for anything other than a franchise payout. And I still played them forever because I was a dbz fanatic
I love Broly. He is such a badass. He gives absolutely NO fucks. At all. Ever.
what system can this be downloaded on?
PC more than likely.
