Budokai Tenkaichi 2 charges up to super-sayan gold status
While everyone thought that Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 would be released on November 22, Atari has just announced that their game has reached gold status and is now ready for a mass market invasion of North America. Currently, the game is now bumped up to being a launch title and will be available on November 19.
Spanning 25 games since May 2002, the DBZ series now introduces this new game on a new platform. It promises to be “the most complete DBZ experience to date.” Hey, what with 120 playable characters straight from the said anime fandom, all the 3D flying that can last you 27-billion and one lifetimes, and all the animated transformations, transmutations, and transma-whatevers that you have ever encountered… how could one argue?
Trying to un-hype a game such as this seems like a nigh impossible task. Especially if you’ve got a rampaging super-sayan breathing behind your back.
While everyone thought that Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 would be released on November 22, Atari has just announced that their game has reached gold status and is now ready for a mass market invasion of North America. Currently, the game is now bumped up to being a launch title and will be available on November 19.
Spanning 25 games since May 2002, the DBZ series now introduces this new game on a new platform. It promises to be “the most complete DBZ experience to date.” Hey, what with 120 playable characters straight from the said anime fandom, all the 3D flying that can last you 27-billion and one lifetimes, and all the animated transformations, transmutations, and transma-whatevers that you have ever encountered… how could one argue?
Trying to un-hype a game such as this seems like a nigh impossible task. Especially if you’ve got a rampaging super-sayan breathing behind your back.
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