The sequel features the same kind of Phantom Hourglass-esque, stylus-controlled action, with the option to switch to buttons. This time, a two-player co-op mode is included, so Goku and a non-Goku friend can beat up the Red Ribbon Army over local wireless. The Japanese release also includes an emulated version of what we know as the NES's Dragon Power -- there's currently no word if that awful game will be a bonus in the American version.
The sequel features the same kind of Phantom Hourglass-esque, stylus-controlled action, with the option to switch to buttons. This time, a two-player co-op mode is included, so Goku and a non-Goku friend can beat up the Red Ribbon Army over local wireless. The Japanese release also includes an emulated version of what we know as the NES's Dragon Power -- there's currently no word if that awful game will be a bonus in the American version.
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Posted: Feb 18th 2010 4:11PM jtenma said
Damn.
Never played the first one. Always thought that one looked good too. But this one looks so well made too. I don't even like the DB saga (more of a fan of the legendary Z sagas) but I gotta admit the DB saga is the only saga that allows for a more flexible gameplay style...and co-op...lol
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Never played the first one. Always thought that one looked good too. But this one looks so well made too. I don't even like the DB saga (more of a fan of the legendary Z sagas) but I gotta admit the DB saga is the only saga that allows for a more flexible gameplay style...and co-op...lol
Posted: Feb 18th 2010 4:11PM PersianSpice said
I have no idea why but the name "Dragon Ball" didn't instantly hit me so I thought this was some crazy version of "Monkey Ball". Then I remembered the series that I used to be obsessed with in 5th grade.
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Posted: Feb 18th 2010 4:53PM Gibbeynator said
Is it still going to have Shenron no Nazo as an in game bonus, or will they swap it out for Dragon Power?
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Posted: Feb 18th 2010 5:40PM (Unverified) said
lmao, the name sounds familiar to a certain Bioware RPG...
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Posted: Feb 18th 2010 6:51PM ArtificeDrake formerly known as said
yeah, except that the Dragonball series has been around for almost 30 years and it's creator is the grandfather of all JRPG art styles...
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Posted: Feb 27th 2010 9:38PM (Unverified) said
I wasn't implying they copied, just that it's funny. I know Dragon Ball has been here since the 80's, but come on, Origins?
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