This new trailer for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot goes over a couple of key features, explaining how both support characters and additional playable characters work within the game. Obviously the story focuses on Goku, but he doesn't have to fight alone. Computer controlled allies such as Krillin, Yamcha, and Tien can help out in combat, pulling off special moves or contributing to your combos.
And sometimes, you won't even be playing as Goku. The video highlights different playable characters like Gohan, Piccolo, and Vegeta. You can explore the world with each of them at various points in the story, and there are side quests that only specific characters can embark upon.
We've said this before, but the more we see of Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, the more promising it looks. We're looking forward to trying this one out for ourselves when it launches in January next year.
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games looking amazing, i am really looking forward to this
This is the kind of game my older brother and I would have flipped over in the early 2000's.
I still remember how hyped we were when we first opened that sealed copy of Budokai 3.
@Deadlyblack Budokai 3 was brilliant, got me reminiscing.
@ShogunRok @Deadlyblack Unpopular opinion, Infinite World was better
did everything Budokai 3 did and did it bigger and better, even improved the Capsule System it even had 3D environments to run around in
@FullbringIchigo I didn't play a ton of Infinite World, but if there's one thing I'm glad they removed in IW were the Dragon Rushes.
I hate Dragon Rush cause it's a guessing game that takes you out of the action and becomes an eye-rolling annoyance after the 7th time.
Especially against CPUs.
@Deadlyblack and you didn't have to be in Hyper Mode in order to use Ultimate Attacks which was annoying in B3 because unless you was playing on a easy difficulty level whenever you entered it the enemy would just constantly back away from you until it ran out so you could hardly ever land the damn things
I wasn't too interested in this game when it was first announced, but the more I see, the more interested I become. Really looking forward to it. But I'll probably wait for it to go on sale since my backlog is so huge.
@FullbringIchigo These two mechanics are the biggest cons for me.
No wonder I prefer Burst Limit over Budokai 3, even with it's ki spamming lol.
@Deadlyblack i loved Burst Limit but i think by that point the Tenkaichi series was in full swing and then when Ranging Blast came out it pretty much killed any chance of a sequel to it
Raging Blast was great though and in another unpopular opinion, so was Battle of Z
@FullbringIchigo Yeah. I wouldn't be as salty about it if Burst Limit went to the Buu Saga, instead of pulling a Budokai 1 and ending at the Cell Saga. Ah well, beggars can't be choosers I guess.
Raging Blast is another fun one. I like the way the single player was handled in Raging Blast 2. I think I played a tiny bit of Battle of Z. Having multiple allies/enemies fighting at once really reminds me of DBZ: The Legend.
Game is looking better and better!
@Deadlyblack you know i was playing Battle of Z a few days ago and it STILL has an active online player base
i would say it's actually more active than FighterZ is which is really strange
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