Yay more Corey!
Edit/ Yay tons of banter at the end! Thank you guys.
I wanna play RB3 so bad. =p/Edit.
I think I'll give TTT a miss. It really seams rather shallow and lacking. The Kai voices are nice and all, but then there's no JP voices (why?). The story sounds incredibly retarded. Honestly, my money is better spent on Tenkaichi 3 or Infinite World: two games I've skipped over, but are probably the better value even if I'm not going to play them right away. I still have to get around to Super DBZ.
I still have Shin Budokai 1 and 2 (need to get from my brother). The stupid clip-art profile thing actually makes some sort of worth to replay shit over and over. And you can have JP voices. And hard difficulty lol.
Speaking of that, the demo for TTT has a per-character difficulty switcher. It doesn't sound like you can do that for the story, but I'd assume it's on the ol' "you vs cpu" mode(s?). In the demo, you set your partner to "super hard" and fight one guy on "super easy" and rape them in less than a minute. Or switch that, make them "super hard" and not have a partner and... see how long you can last lol.
But I got tired of that in less than an hour or so... I wish there was more that you could
actually do with the fact that there's 4 people on the screen at once. How about 1v3, or 3v1, or everyone against each other. That would make 3 and 4-player multiplayer
godly. I'm not sure what the WWE games are like on PSP what with their adhoc and all, but this is something at least wrestling games have gotten right since the N64 days. You'd think that 4 separate people against each with no teams would've been implemented automatically. You can have upto 4 people in Monster Hunter I think, and fuck, 8 or 16 in Socom?
Sigh... I just think of a all the wasted potential in this game. Pick up and go for a few minutes, it works, I suppose. But for someone like me who'd like to sit and play a DBZ game for a while, it sounds like it's just going to get stale quick. And if it's point is just pick up and go, why play anything other than the demo?
Is it better than Sagas? I found that game genuinely slightly fun for the 45-ish minutes it took me to blow through it.
I can accept playing through the actual story for the main story mode if it's done right. I really liked the way the first Budokai handled it, and just kinda made cg episodes with a fight in it that you go through. Making it feel exactly like the show, while probably... cheating a little I suppose, is actually really neat I think. I was disappointed Budokai 2 and 3 didn't follow that motif. But if a game did it really nicely, from one end of the series to the other, I'd be happy. I perfectly liked how Legends does it too, with a shitload of fighting with in between narrative cut-scenes (even if I've never heard the narration outside of Youtube, damn US PS1s).
I... think I'm putting way too much thought into a PSP Dragonball game.
