If you watch the review the reviewer sounds more like a man than she does a female. That was really what we were talking about, and I apologize if anyone thought that was not what I was talking about.VegettoEX wrote:... so what? There are tons of female game enthusiast writers, and tons of female members of this community. I don't see how it's even a curiosity.
The reviewer doesn't have to voice his own review...DBZGTKOSDH wrote:But she doesn't sound like a female...Are we sure he/she is a female?
DB Xenoverse is not a DBZ simulator with fighting elements, it's a semi competent fighting/action game with DBZ simulation elements.Rukura about Sparking Omega wrote:I'm imagining people from Namco Bandai looking at these big sites talking about the announcement and them going "Wait....what?! Did we do that? Are we doing that? *turns to Spike* Are you people doing that?"
Yes... but, although she doesn't sound like a female, you can still detect a little femininity in her voice if you think enough.Super Saiyajin Luffy wrote:The reviewer doesn't have to voice his own review...DBZGTKOSDH wrote:But she doesn't sound like a female...
Oh... now I feel bad for questioning her voice.SammiiDoogles wrote:Carolyn Petit is a transsexual.
lol, Well, people aren't gonna pretend to enjoy it 'ey hahabatistabus wrote:You know a game's bad when the main discussion in it's topic is focused around the gender of someone who reviewed it.
Seconded. I really like Ultimate Tenkaichi. I honestly think the good outweighs the bad in the game.Saiga wrote:Well, I'm playing it right now and I'm enjoying it.
For the DBZ cutscenes and replacement international music (though the Japanese is better) I'd say it's worth it if not for the game, for its video/audio content.funrush wrote:Even with all this crap it's getting, I'm still considering buying it for myself as a Christmas present.
DB Xenoverse is not a DBZ simulator with fighting elements, it's a semi competent fighting/action game with DBZ simulation elements.Rukura about Sparking Omega wrote:I'm imagining people from Namco Bandai looking at these big sites talking about the announcement and them going "Wait....what?! Did we do that? Are we doing that? *turns to Spike* Are you people doing that?"
Not sure what you mean by "better". Game-play doesn't change, although you still have strike booster and Supers to play with.angelus0901 wrote:I got the collector edition yesterday. The SSJ Gohan figure is cool but the game itself kinda, sucks... Attack with X, then press X or Y, then press up, down, right or left and X then again... And again...
Does it get better later?
Since they messed up the English dub, there's not much to care for, for the English release.Rukura wrote:To those still considering getting the game, I think getting the japanese version (Ultimate Blast) is probably the better choice. (aka. the choice I regret not making lol)
The game is pretty simple in its options and the menus are very straight-forward. You'll be missing the english dub-titles and the english dub, and will be gaining the Kikuchi score. For those who are fine with that, I say go for it.
One thing I will give credit to this game is that it's fun to see which "should've been there" characters I can create.....despite how limited the options still are, even in that case, but I digress
