This gives Raging Blast 2 a great competitive edge, and gamers who have played the previous Raging Blast should be pretty familiar with the battle system, since it has mostly remained the same.
Battles are very fast-paced and if players slip up even for a second, your opponent can destroy you with ease. One of the greatest features about the demo is that the fighting in the game almost perfectly mirrors that of the anime. Each character has several of their signature moves, like the Instant Transmission Kamehameha, and with many characters that can transform a whole slew of fighting techniques open to use as players see fit. There are 2 stages to choose from, both of which not are not only destructible but also insanely spacious and great for a variety of fighting styles. I personally really enjoyed seeing these alternate frames take place in a fully realised environment.The demo gives players a taste of the Versus Mode in the game and it comes with a selection of four very popular characters from the classic anime: Goku (Super Saiyan), Kid Buu, King Dabura, and Ultimate Gohan.
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You are free to look at a ‘what-if’ scenario’s. In the same energy as keeping to the source material, this game also offers the player the awesome ability to have a look at many “alternate frames” that never came about in the show. There are over 100 battle frames for the player to choose from. You can flow through the story at a pace you wish or just pick and choose from the available frames and replay as you see fit.
It allows for a lot of characters and outfits for said characters that came about through the show or manga and you are free to select them as you see fit. If you love Dragon Ball like me, then you’ll love this game. It seems to be the first steps toward far more realised games like Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot or Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2.
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The player is also given the ability to practice in the ‘Dojo,’ where they may prefect combos and techniques, as well as the single player ‘Super Battle Trial’ mode and even a 16 player ‘Budokai Tournament’ that allows for a proper competition style series of battles. The user interface is friendly as easy to use, as the game primarily focuses on combo learning or simple button bashing it blends well with responsive controls and an easy to read heads up display. Using this improved environmental feature, you can now throw enemies into it and cause them to be trapped which means they may be left momentarily defenceless or perhaps blocked from moving. You’ll be able to destroy mountains, rocks and the ground by being split, shattered or outright obliterated. On top of this, the game sports a semi destructible environment, its nothing crazy as you won’t really be able to irreparably alter the world or anything but your stages can get pretty beaten up during the course of your fights. In addition to this, new combination moves can be utilised to allow two characters to launch an attack together. It involves a significant amount of flying around, engaging in hand to hand combat while mixing in Ki blasts and other projectiles to defeat your enemies.
This is a pretty standard example of a 3D Dragon Ball fighting game as you are ever going to get, but that doesn’t mean it’s bad, in fact it’s really quite good. If you are a fan of the Dragon Ball franchise then this game should be a win for you. Jump into the fun as a selection of characters with customisable aspects. Its time to grab some dragon balls and makes a wish for a dope fighting game with Goku and the boys enter Dragon Ball: Raging Blast by Spike.
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