Xbox Addict: "Unless you’re an absolute hardcore Dragon Ball fan and can put your bias blinders on, there’s really little reason to play Dragon Ball Z For Kinect. Not even for the free included Goku Hair. While it’s a great idea, the execution simply doesn’t work nor is it fun. Sure it was a gag to just charge up the whole match and only use Kamehameha beam’s to win, but that amusement can only last so long when basic moves and dodges don’t always work when intended. Dragon Ball Z For Kinect: your power level is nowhere near over 9000."
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GameDynamo - "Similar to Ubisoft's PowerUp Heroes, all actions in Dragon Ball Z for Kinect are gesture-based and displayed on the right side of the screen. Players are able to punch at the air to start a martial art combo, shoot Ki-blasts, guard or dodge attacks through this system, depending on if the battle is in the air or on the ground. "
In the 1990's on through the early 2000's, 'Dragon Ball Z' was easily one of the more popular anime titles on television. It's so-bad-its-good dialogue and voice acting was trumped only by its over-the-top fantasy martial arts and powerful super moves. Now, in the year 2012, fans have their chance of not only controlling the show's characters in a fighting game, but more-or-less being those characters in the Xbox 360 title DragonBall Z for Kinect.
The voice acting was really good, at least the dub was... Especially for its time. C'mon though, the dialogue wasn't that bad, the only real problems DBZ had was the crazy long pauses between talking and fighting, as well as how out of proportion the powers became.
