DragonBall Z preview DS

DragonBall Z, or DragonBall Z Goku Densetsu to give it its full name, is a card-based game version of the anime cartoon that has a large and loyal following. This game has more than a hint of Pokemon about it, but there are plenty of differences. One for the hard-core fans only, or will it have wider appeal? Read our DragonBall Z preview for Nintendo DS now to find out more!

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DragonBall Z preview for Nintendo DS
So there’s no fighting involved?
Well sort of. It’s a card based version of the anime scrapper Dragon Ball Z – you may have seen it on TV. Characters and creatures fight, mainly in the air and shout at each other in Japanese. The card game allows you to train your fighter, win new moves and evolve him until he becomes the ultimate fister. And by ‘fister’ we actually mean ‘fighter’.
This all sounds a bit like Pokemon to me!
Yes, it’s not a million miles away but think more Top Trumps with all your favourite characters getting in on the act. As yoy play through the game, you’ll witness the new attacks and, yes, more Japanese screaming and shouting.

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