I agree, but consider that the arcade version of heroes is japan only, and that they should translate something like 2000+ cards...I think that's whyRukura wrote:In a world where Harukanaru Goku Densetsu got a western release, THIS needs a western release. The marketting for this almost writes itself.
It's a repetitive game but you get a LOT of cards, almost EVERY character in the history of dragon ball. Also, Youkai Watch 1 & 2 are very good reason to buy a japanese 3ds, inazuma eleven go series too if you like the series.Dicrypter wrote:I like a opinion do you guys think is worthy buy this game and a japanese 3ds?
I guess this it's just one limitation from the arcade, like "3 fighters minimum", right? No way to use just one character? What i'm doing it's just move the other characters to the "rest area",at least I can use the HP from the team. Just for "story" based missions. 
I would have loved to play Heroes but they didn't fucking bring them here.Metis Connetis wrote:I see there's no many people out there with this game, and it's sad.
I highly recommend this games. I just played more Heroes in one week that I played last Dragon Ball titles (Ultimate Tenkaichi,Battle of Z). It's freaking awesome, really addictive and the "grinding factor" that comes with the new cards you get after each combat it's amazing.
The only downside it's that you can't do 1 vs 1 battles. A custom versus mode (vs cpu) where you can choose cards and strenght it would be great, but I guess the engine isn't mean to be played that way. All I can do now it's to choose characters from the same arc and use them as "strikers" to help the main character. As they don't attack unless you command them, they don't do nothing and you have to make good use of your main character energy. Well, it's not a genuine 1 vs 1 but it works much better that the crappy Battle of Z.
And I'm still playing the Dragon Ball Heroes (1). When I finish the story mode, I'll move into Heroes 2. I saw that the graphics are smooth and much better, and the universe mode it's seems different with that map.
Well, another time, I highly recommend this games. Thanks for reading.
I was a little worried about this too because I read in some reviews that the Heroes games wasn't import friendly. Well it's true that I don't know most of the abilities, but that's because I really didn't need to know. I'm at the end of the Universe mode in Heroes 1 and I already know everything I need. If you want to depth-in the card description, in Gamefaqs you've a card translation with abilities. It's a really impressive work.Hellspawn28 wrote:If you play the game then how easy is the game to play if you don't know Japanese?
I know it's expensive to buy a japanese 3ds, all i'm saying it's that in my opinion it worth it. I think it's one of the best Dragon Ball games I've played so far, almost so good that "Legendary Superwarriors" from Game Boy Color.Zombie wrote: I would have loved to play Heroes but they didn't fucking bring them here.
I don't understand a single word of japanese and I'm enjoying this game. The game system it's VERY easy, and the Ki and ultimate meters are very visual. The story mode it's exactly the Dragon Ball history, so the "cutscenes" (very cheap, indeed) are too very easy to understandZombie wrote:I can't understand Japanese. I wouldn't enjoy a second of the game.
Well, I really don't care about language when we're talking about imported games. I've a few importation titles like the Onechanbara series or some great Dragon Ball games like Legends or Kai Butouden that you should take a look because there are some of the most fun games from the series.Zombie wrote:No thanks. I have the rule to not buy a game that is not from my territory, no matter how simple the game is.
It's English or nothing.
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