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Dragon Ball Z Super Gokuden: Kakusei-Hen

There are loads of Dragon Ball Z games out there and the one here with the unwieldy name is a Japanese-only title that never saw a release in English. Several projects translated it for the gaijin fans.   Kakusei-Hen follows the Dragon Ball series from the 23rd World Martial Arts Tournament all the way up to the end of the Namek/Freeza saga. It is basically a combat-slash-quiz title that really only needs a massive knowledge of the series to complete.   Quiz sections generally have three responses. One is correct, one is neutral and one is wrong. The game can be ended by picking an incorrect answer. The fighting is the major part of the game, in between the storyline.   There are four base attacks which work in a rock-paper-scissors type of rotation, or jan-ken-pon, if you want to be really accurate. Characters will level up in training segments and through battles but losing a fight is a big Game Over. Super Gokuden: Kakusei-Hen is one of the better thought-out linear titles in the DBZ series but its appeal is mostly just for the fans.   For all your Discount Computer Parts, Games and Notebook requirements visit us at http://usacomputers.rr.nu and http://sacomputers.rr.nu

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