The game's progression system features a giant Goku who moves around a giant world map 'bumping' into friends and enemies who share dialogue. It begins with the Saiyan Arc and moves quickly into the meatier story arcs. Like most other DBZ games, Dragon Ball Z: Tenkaichi Tag Team tells the story of Goku, who went on to become Earth's favorite Saiyan hero. Although the game is technically proficient, tired mechanics, the same old story, and no outstanding features make this a title unlikely to get anyone all that excited about returning to the Z-verse. Unfortunately, Tenkaichi Tag Team doesn�t further my interest in the series. However, as the current generation wears on, I find myself again apathetic towards the DBZ game franchise. However, the formula started to wear as time went on, and I lost interest in the DBZ-verse.īut then the next-generation of game consoles came along, and the stellar DBZ Burst Limit game was released. When the series first ended, I loved playing 'Z' games, as it helped me cope with the end of a series I had loved so well. However, all these years later, the franchise is still churning out games at an alarming rate (at least two a year).
Dragon Ball Z has been over for more than a decade.
