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Well, dude. We both even agreed that the story mode was complete, utter bullshit. I still can't believe I sat through the whole thing. I had to unload half of it on my brother because I just didn't feel like fighting Brolly or Cooler for the 5th time. =/ Plus, the game is still biased towards certain characters. It's definitely more balanced than Tenkaichi due to transformations, but pick ******** and you're in.

Along with just having too many characters, and repeat characters. Not having all the transformations for characters (even if it would tamper with the continuity, who really cares?) and the fact that it's generally more of a party game because there are so many characters that play alike. But it CAN'T be a party game because the learning curve is so hard.

Dude, like I just said.

Did you enjoy story mode? Did you really? Did you have fun, eating the same story that's been forced down your throat since you were in elementary? Did you looove just sitting there for hours on end knowing you had to finish it just to unlock that one character you want?

Dude, the game isn't great. It's decent at best. The fighting system isn't perfect either. It's better than Tenkaichi, but there isn't any significant leap, really. Transformations should've been in the first game. In my eyes, the second one is what the first one should've been.

Now, maybe number 3 will be a good game.

That's a matter of oppinion. I've already stated before that the DBZ name drags Super DBZ into the dirt. Where, if it weren't a DBZ game, would probably be a pretty popular fighter in the vain of Project Justice.

lol We get it you dont like Tenkaichi as much as the regular Budokai series but like sarriss also said i believe a third tenkaichi would make it pretty damn near perfect as long as they were to add what i suggested in the DBZ PS3 topic. I mean c'mon,Budokai 3 was pretty close to perfecting the style of the budokai series while adding in alot of new features so maybe 3 in DBZ is the lucky number.

Then they need to skip Super DBZ 2 and go straight to 3.

Im hoping for a Super DBZ sequel that adds all the stuff I wanted before but forgot what they were. Yeah. >_>;

Also, implant a V-Chip in the game that makes it to where if you don't know how to do a quarter circle, Jean Claude VanDamme comes out of the screen and bites your balls off before you have time to b***h about it.

this is somthing I'm not suprised about. Not because of the game, but the Gamespot or other gaming sites/magazines. As far of the Budokai games, I'd say B.3 has been the one of enjoyed the most. Tenk.1 has it's good and bads, but I'd say it's more of a simulation game rather than a fighting game.