In february ( i think) dbz super sonic warriors 2 (on nintendo ds) will come out in europe. This game have been out for a while in USA. Here is my question for the people who has played it:
- Do you like it (is it better dan the first one)
- How long is the single player mode
- can you do a 2 player match with one cardridge?
I am asking this, becuase i am concidering of bying the american version (becuase games are there cheaper and the DS is regon free).
"SSW2" (NDS): To Import From EU?
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-No, I think it's suprisingly mediorce compared to the first- Do you like it (is it better dan the first one)
- How long is the single player mode
- can you do a 2 player match with one cardridge?
-Pretty long, but the what-if? storylines aren't even very good this time.
-No, you've gotta have to cartridages
SSW2 was a big let down for me, after the first was so great.
I really, really need to get back into the habit of posting.
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mmm, i see, too bad, i really liked the first one. One more question, does the american version has japanese voices (probably not), and has anyone played the japanese version (mayby there are some differences?)Chaos Saiyajin wrote:-No, I think it's suprisingly mediorce compared to the first- Do you like it (is it better dan the first one)
- How long is the single player mode
- can you do a 2 player match with one cardridge?
-Pretty long, but the what-if? storylines aren't even very good this time.
-No, you've gotta have to cartridages
SSW2 was a big let down for me, after the first was so great.
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Please capitalize your sentences. You have a fairly decent grasp on the language, so you're expected to follow the rules.
No, the American version features the FUNimation cast, exclusively. Since I very rarely play handheld games with any volume, sadly, this means very little to me...
No, the American version features the FUNimation cast, exclusively. Since I very rarely play handheld games with any volume, sadly, this means very little to me...
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Ok, sorry abouth my words, i'll try to do the best i can. I think i'll wait for the european version then, hoping for japanese voices and mayby for the secret character Neko majin Z.VegettoEX wrote:Please capitalize your sentences. You have a fairly decent grasp on the language, so you're expected to follow the rules.
No, the American version features the FUNimation cast, exclusively. Since I very rarely play handheld games with any volume, sadly, this means very little to me...
I love it, personally. Yes, the what-ifs suck, but I don't really care about that too much. The gameplay is rock-solid (as is expected being developed by Arc Systems, the company that made Guilty Gear), and the backgrounds and music are surprisingly well done. Then again, I've never played the original, although I don't understand how it could play nearly as well as 2 with only 2 face buttons and the triggers. It's not as good as "Jump Superstars", but it has potential.