DBZ: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 Trailers and Kamehameha Dreams

Before scrolling down to the link that will give you the privilege of laying your eyes on one of the few videos for Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 ever released, we want you to pause for a moment and focus – focus on your secret desire to throw a mean Kamehameha Wave and pose like you mean it. Aww, c’mon…

Since you’re still reading (and quite probably still holding that pose) here we go. As reported by Russell Frushtick of UGO, that secret longing is within your reach. He recounts his experience of seeing a developer playing with the game:

“Basically, using a combination of the Wii-mote and the Nunchuk, you’re able to pull off special attacks just by moving the controllers around. For example, for the famous Kamehameha energy ball throw, you just have to pull the two controllers towards you like you’re throwing a fireball in Street Fighter. Push them both forward and your character will toss the ball, decimating your enemy.” Didn’t you just get goosebumps?

Now, with your mind filled with visions of pointy haired Sayains throwing energy balls left and right, you can click on the mighty link that will take you to the US and Japanese versions of the game’s trailer.

Before scrolling down to the link that will give you the privilege of laying your eyes on one of the few videos for Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 ever released, we want you to pause for a moment and focus – focus on your secret desire to throw a mean Kamehameha Wave and pose like you mean it. Aww, c’mon…

Since you’re still reading (and quite probably still holding that pose) here we go. As reported by Russell Frushtick of UGO, that secret longing is within your reach. He recounts his experience of seeing a developer playing with the game:

“Basically, using a combination of the Wii-mote and the Nunchuk, you’re able to pull off special attacks just by moving the controllers around. For example, for the famous Kamehameha energy ball throw, you just have to pull the two controllers towards you like you’re throwing a fireball in Street Fighter. Push them both forward and your character will toss the ball, decimating your enemy.” Didn’t you just get goosebumps?

Now, with your mind filled with visions of pointy haired Sayains throwing energy balls left and right, you can click on the mighty link that will take you to the US and Japanese versions of the game’s trailer.