AMBot | 05/27/2010 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
Two new DragonBall releases are planned for this fall. The two games "Raging Blast 2" and "DragonBall Z: Tenkaichi Tag Team" both come from NAMCO BANDAI.
Raging Blast 2 is the successor to DragonBall: Raging Blast, which has already been completely overhauled by Spike. With 60 frames per second, the game promises excellent animation featuring over 90 characters across seven game modes. The additional destructible battle arenas are said to have an additional influence on the combat. The original audio has also been further optimized, and there are once again plenty of unlockable extras. The game is available for PS3 and Xbox 360.
PSP owners can also look forward to something. For them, "DragonBall Z: Tenkaichi Tag Team" will be released as the successor to "DragonBall: Raging Blast." New features in this game include a four-player mode and various duel modes. As an extra, there’s also a special, though not further specified, Dragon Walker mode. The controls, in their revised version, are also said to shine in a new light.
For more info, check out Bandai.
Raging Blast 2 is the successor to DragonBall: Raging Blast, which has already been completely overhauled by Spike. With 60 frames per second, the game promises excellent animation featuring over 90 characters across seven game modes. The additional destructible battle arenas are said to have an additional influence on the combat. The original audio has also been further optimized, and there are once again plenty of unlockable extras. The game is available for PS3 and Xbox 360.
PSP owners can also look forward to something. For them, "DragonBall Z: Tenkaichi Tag Team" will be released as the successor to "DragonBall: Raging Blast." New features in this game include a four-player mode and various duel modes. As an extra, there’s also a special, though not further specified, Dragon Walker mode. The controls, in their revised version, are also said to shine in a new light.
For more info, check out Bandai.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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