If you were making a Dragonball fighting game ...

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Post by Mr.Piccolo » Sat Jan 20, 2007 5:06 pm

Rocketman wrote:
Mr.Piccolo wrote:So I think there should be a Dragonball fighting/RPG title that has the player lead Goku and make choices through certain events that will change the story like: Goku not joining Bulma or if Kami actually killed Piccolo, things like that.
Really, really boring. Kami kills Piccolo means no Dragonballs and no (useful) help for Goku against Raditz. Raditz kills Goku and then slaughters everyone on Earth. Game over.
That's the point; the decisions that you make will change for better or worse. If certain events happen before they should, maybe you would see certain characters earlier like the Kaioshin .
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Post by gohanku » Sun Jan 21, 2007 12:29 am

Dizzyegg05 wrote:Maybe a Kingdom hearts esc game where you play a totally original character dumped in the DB universe and watch the story unfold from a different perspective. Perhaps with a good/evil meter which decides whether you become good or evil(duh) , and there on effecting the story line.
Just a thought.
That would be my DBZ live completed but I think Disney and Square Enix would sue... For Mr Piccolo's idea, sounds nice, I say Advance Adventure plus PS2/3 grapics.
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Post by Pedro The Hutt » Sun Jan 21, 2007 2:43 pm

Dizzyegg05 wrote:Maybe a Kingdom hearts esc game where you play a totally original character dumped in the DB universe and watch the story unfold from a different perspective. Perhaps with a good/evil meter which decides whether you become good or evil(duh) , and there on effecting the story line.
Just a thought.
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And wouldn't a DB game be infinitely more appealing to the broader audience than a pure GT game? (and with good reason)

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Post by bkev » Sun Jan 21, 2007 6:04 pm

I honestly think that we should have a game that mixes Sagas (with a better engine of course) and Budokai. Budokai engine for boss battles, Sagas for the rest. I mean, you can't just go from fight to fight in DragonBall, it wouldn't seem right. Mini-games would fit perfect for Goku's training and other unusual things like that, but some things wouldn't fit in either mini-games or Budokai-style fights. Maybe Sparking's engine for when you have to get somewhere. Perhaps a 3-disc one that goes from DB to Z to GT.

And 'what-ifs' are always fun; I mean, supersonic warriors was great with those!

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Post by Space Coyote » Sun Jan 21, 2007 11:46 pm

Probably the best "what if" I've seen in a DB game is in Sparking! NEO when it has the bit where Raditz loses his memory and forms a relationship with Gohan and Goku. I want to see more stuff like that!

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