So basically, it comes off as a pocket version of the Budokai games on the PS2.
And it looks as though developers have designed Shin Budokai to mirror its console brethren in terms of style and mechanics. But that's about to change thanks to Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai, the first DBZ-based fighter for the PSP. Of course, a show like Dragon Ball Z calls for only one genre, and that's the fighting genre.īut the experience has never really been portable - at least not in the way fans of the DBZ games on PS2 would want. It's a legitimate phenomenon, thanks to a number of long-running anime shows, feature-length movies and tons of lunchbox-style merchandise. The Dragon Ball franchise has popped up on consoles since the late 80s, first in Japan and then in the US.
