GS: Dragon Ball Z Extreme Butoden, the fighting game based on the Dragon Ball series developed by Arc System works, has been released in North America and Europe a few months back but Japanese players have been able to enjoy the new 2D fighting game since last Summer. The game managed to become somewhat successful thanks to its gameplay features but there's no denying that Dragon Ball Z Extreme Butoden lacked some very important features, such as an online multiplayer mode and others. Today, this mode has finally been added to the game, at least for the Japanese version of the game.
In Japan, owners of the Nintendo 3DS fighting games One Piece: Great Pirate Colosseum and Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden can now engage in cross-game battles.
Why the hell is he blue...DB should have just stopped after GT( only because of SSJ4 and Gogeta)...I Am a diehard fan of dragon ball but I can't get behind this silliness.
GT seems to no longer be canon, as one of the English voice actors confirmed. That said, the current arc in DBS is absolutely fantastic, and I would recommend it to any DBZ fan.
Yeah GT was garbage goku didn't evolved though fighting till the end on súper he keep getting stronger and in the latest arc they have to fight a inmortal with future goku body
Bandai Namco has announced that One Piece: Great Pirate Colosseum and Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden will have crossover game play, so that users of one of these two titles will fight in the other, permitting clashes mode between characters of One Piece and Dragon Ball.
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Avalanche never released a patch to improve the framerate on the console versions of JC3 like they said they would, so screw them.
Yea, and the PC version is not better either. No triple buffering, so when the fps drops to 59, it locks to 30. And the game is so poorly optimized, even on PC, that it constantly drops below 30fps.
@nevin1
I didn't try the console version, but the PC version isn't really well optimized. But like every unoptimized games, if you have a high-end PC, you will not really run into a lot of issues and it will be playable.
I don't think it's a bad game per se, but devs have been really dicky with the community. On Steam, they promised optimization patches to fix the problems, but it never came. They actually stop patching the game after christmas and completely stopped answering the community. The only patch we get now is for the DLC support. This is unacceptable, especially when you look at devs like CDPR that, more than a year after the release of The Witcher 3, are still patching the game and trying to make it better and better.
I loved Just Cause 2 and Mad Max and had respect for the devs, but that game made me lost all respect for them and Square Enix (they're the publishers so they should ensure quality of the products with their name on it and not rush releases).
@ JameBroski
Wow, it sounds like its even worst on the PC. I cant stand those kinds of swings in framerate. And how a PC cannot support triple buffering is beyond me.
@nevin1
The game itself is not bad and its fun but im just disappointed by the fact that they said they would improve the framerate and never did.
