Andriasang: Spike and Namco Bandai are teaming up for a Dragon Ball Raging Blast sequel. The upcoming issue of Weekly Shounen Jump has first screens and details on Drgaon Ball Raging Blast 2, which is in development for simultaneous PS3 and Xbox 360 release in 2010.
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 and Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2 are both selling on Amazon.com for over 40% off.
...hopefully amazon.CO.UK and other e-tailers will follow, cause when I order from the USA, there's a chance I'll have to pay an extra 20 euro because of customs and extra charges by the postoffice... (in which case I decline the package ofcourse)
got enslaved, naruto and Majin with big discounts, can't wait to see whats coming tomorrow.
SquareGo writes:
"Dragon Ball Raging Blast 2 is definitely one of those cases of style over substance. On one hand you have got a game which is so full of spectacle and crazy moves that it momentarily brings a smile to your face, on the other you have got a game which is amazingly superficial and a bit boring too."
Goku and his pals return for another round in the fighting ring. But is it any good? Find out in Gameplaybook's review!
This review isn't very reliable, first he gets the developers wrong, Spike made Raging Blast 2 not Bandai Namco, second it sounds like he was too lazy to learn the controls and he thinks their shooting fire balls when it's energy.
Is anyone actually surprised by this? Anyone?
Should just remake Dragonball Z Legends or at least make a Dragonball Z game that is like Fist of the northstar/koei games. Then call it a day...
It'd be nice if we actually got a good DBZ game. Like, that PS3 Naruto game's cel-shading, with Budokai 3 or Budokai Tenkaichi 3's gameplay and rosters.
Raging Blast was decent and all, but compared to the PS2 games, left a lot to be desired.
They should just remake Hyper Dimension. That game was epic on the SNES.
Milk, milk, milk.
I used to buy almost every DBZ game last gen, until I realized how much they were ripping us off by releasing the same game over and over again, adding a few characters each time.