Dragon Ball Z: Buu?s Fury
- September 29, 2004 10:15 AM PST
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The third installment of the Buu saga is a lot like the last one, but DBZ fans will still dig it.
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Saiyan Ain?t So
While you don?t usually expect a whole lot from a game that?s derived from a cartoon, DBZ: Buu?s Fury tackles a good chunk of the familiar qualities that make Dragon Ball Z stand out from the rest of Dragon Ball lineage, namely the storyline and its characters. Although it plays a bit more sluggishly than you?d prefer, it still does a nice job of recreating the experience with a diverse selection of attacks and abilities, and lots of new puzzles blended seamlessly into the quest. The game, however, still looks, sounds, and feels much like the earlier installments of the series?fairly simple graphics, and sadly still without the recognizable sound bites that are a big part of what make Dragon Ball Z Dragon Ball Z.
There is also a new multiplayer link mode where two players can duke it out using their favorite DBZ characters, but because the early build we received wouldn?t allow us to utilize that feature, we weren?t able to test it out.
Buu-tiful Fury
Still, it?s easy to decide whether or not to purchase this next installation of Dragon Ball Z on the Game Boy Advance. If you were thoroughly impressed with the previous installment of the series, then get Buu?s Fury?you?ll enjoy it just the same. Otherwise, the next best thing to do is just to imagine what the Legacy of Goku II would have been like if you added on the episodes about Majin Buu to the end.