I enjoyed this game a lot as a dragonball fan. The story mode covers main parts of dbz and gt and also some movies/specials. The hero mode is a bit more difficult as it takes a while to level you character up. Great game.

i really loved playing this game it suited my expectations really well. I recommend buying it and having fun with friends is even better with this game.

Husband loves his new game and never stopped playing when he first got it. Nice graphics. Only down fall I have is the moves seem repetitive. But overall hubby is happy then so am I.

Originally I didn't really enjoy this game, but over time it has grown on me. Ultimate Tenkaichi is probably the most pure DBZ experience you will get in any game of the name. The characters look beautifully rendered, the animations are crisp and intense, and battles are fast and ridiculous looking.

This game is fun when you first play it, but after awhile itll bore you. in all honesty, but on the upside while you play you can feel the child in you having fun!

I know, I'm sorry; this review is a few months behind the times. The latest Dragonball Z fighter, Ultimate Tenkaichi, came out last fall, and I'm just now getting around to reviewing it.

It would appear after a few mishaps in there previous games, that they finally got it right! The Character creation thing was a nice surprise and the graphics look ASTOUNDING! I am definitely getting this!

This game has changed so much compared to the other newer dragonball games I have. I would recommend it as a no buy. Dislike the fight mode and I really feel let down. Also it didn't have the characters all the other games did.

Ultimate Tenkaichi is easily the best looking Dragon Ball Z game I've ever seen. The characters look just like the popular anime series, complete with intense action and all of the characters you've come to know and love. On the surface it looks like it has everything going for it.

Through out my life I have had an interest in Japanese games, mostly due to the era I was born when Nintendo and Sega reigned supreme. This fascination developed and grew to encompass anime, cinema and culture.