My training arc has just begun, give me a bit to prepare and I may just except that challenge 😂😂

@@JarboeGaming pin this comment and don’t forget 😂👀

I'll easily clutch with yajirobe. Rush attacks and senzu bean full heal are OP. Glad to see they bringing him back

Don't you mean a spirit bomb ?

A y o?

It’s crazy how expensive this game is now, I traded a lot of my PS2 games back when GTA 4 released but something told me to keep all my DBZ games (I think because the trade value for DBZ games wasn’t high at that time in 2008) and now I’m glad kid me didn’t trade any of them

@lucidmind9676 You could chalk it up to 'instinct', or the games were just too good to give up 💉lol 🤣 These games are heirlooms now...geesh

LOL! Nothing made by Spike-Chunsoft was made with effort. All their games flop and have the stink of generic flavor. When are y'all gonna wake up?😭 And I still have this game, the Japanese version too.

​@@tkm1875baits used to be believable and the chunfost union wasn't a thing until the late 2010s smartass

That’s not really what people use the word ‘peak’ for. They use it to mean bad, in slang.

This game on dolphin emulator cleans up really well. I dunno the Wii versions on controller with a mapped scheme hoes crazy hard.

Still looks blocky but Wii Loads faster and looks a bit better.

Tenkaichi 2 has an AMAZING story mode Keep the training up, highly recommend checking out the Tenkaichi 4 mod for T3 on PC, it has an even more challenging CPU option. Video on it coming soon!

Budokai Tenkaichi 3*

@@KegOfMeat correct but not everyone says it's full name

I haven't tried it, have seen gameplay though, we've got some more Gundam content coming down the pipe this week though ❤️

Word

Sparking will be the improved version of tenkaichi 3

Probably your configuration for sure. I'd just double check the controller settings. It's easy to just use an Xbox or ps controller (maybe with BETTERDS4). If nothing works then just start over by getting the latest emulator build.

Yet another reason why I like Raging blast 2 more because the Vanishing freaking works Consistently even when I’m blown away or punched in the Stomach or while I’m doing a charged hit ect (I’m about to get attacked for this).

Sparking Zero is shaping up to be incredible from everything I've seen and the head developer seems like a true fan of the original Tenkaichi series. I think we're in for a treat. We'll certainly be covering it a ton when it drops.

@@JarboeGaming That's especially great if the person who's in charge of this project understands what the fans wand it's giving me hardcore gundam breaker for vibes considering that 1 is being developed by the same team who made gundam breaker 3. Your coverage of sparking 0 will be a good alternative!

Y'all are so delusional like Dragon Ball FighterZ didn't come out and take Dragon Ball out of the redundant, low budget, kiddy pool of brain dead arena games. I'm convinced people born after the year 2000 are crazy.😩

@@tkm1875 You’re delusional if you think that only people born after 2000 enjoy these games.

Yeah that would be nice, but I highly doubt it'll happen. If you're on PC I'd highly recommend the Tenkaichi 4 mod that can be played through PCSX2, that's where I've been training lol.

Spike made this not Bandai and they made Raging blast and now Sparking Zero.

I feel your pain. Wii copies can still be found at reasonable prices, but PS2 ones are just crazy.

Emulating it is an option

FighterZ. Not no damn Budokai. Dimps didn't know how to make a fighting game.💀

@@tkm1875 fighting games are wack and less fun dimps did it better

@@tkm1875 Take That back in Budokai There’s cancelling sidesteps backdashes revert back dashes don’t sleep on budokai 3.

@@tkm1875 You know nothing of how Budokai works.

@@Nevergiveuphope-rk7ziYep Yep through all the praise for that and Dimps made that to.

Seereax is not a celebrity... All he does is lie and sugarcoat the fact he likes bad Dragon Ball games like Kakarot, Xenoverse 2, and Tenkaichi. Literally no diversity on his channel. He's no gamer. He won't be honest because he doesn't want to lose his freebie invites to crappy Bandai-Namco events. The only thing he played that was good was FighterZ, the only good Dragon Ball game.

@@tkm1875 You are such a clown for your ignorance about Dragon Ball games.

Sparking Zero or Raging blast but especially just Sparking zero.

You have good and understanding taste and I personally like Raging blast 2 for the Updated gameplay and Raging blast vanishing is so much better than BT3.

It's a track called Champion of the World from Tenkaichi 1, sorry to dissapoint lol. Sabaton seems pretty badass though, was just checking them out!

@@JarumaruKnox Looking forward to playing it!

Great taste I need to play the Xbox 360 version of that to with HD collection.

It is, we've already seen it

Yup and the worst part is watch GT become DlC in the future, I would not be surprised . They always do that bs to us and obviously we gonna be upset cause GT was in base tenkaichi 3...

@@k1ngan1m3tr011 sadly that is the norm nowadays, specially with fighting games, I miss the days when you could actually unlock the full roster by playing the damn game

How?

2 For The Story Elements YES, but 3 it's the more complete on fighting mechanics because the gameplay feels more smooth, by the way, I like both games equally enough, but BT3 it's slightly better in my eyes.🤷🏻‍♂️ Despite all the DBZ games that have come out over the years, BT1 has the most badass and authentic Intro of all of DBZ games of the Franchise. BT2 and BT3 in my opinion still remains the most Unique and the best DBZ games in terms of content, quality and fanservices. And from the gameplay perspective aspects, these DBZ games that I mentioned are very close to the anime itself because of the Vibe and Charm, I don't know how to describe it but it was, and still is the most Unique DBZ experience you could have with the combat factor. (- Sheer amount de of characters - Transformations mid-battle (powering up and down) - Fusions mid-battle - Fast gameplay that has that "woah" feel - Tons of extra content - Story mode covering all sagas + movies - What If sagas - Shenron having permanent impact on game (character unlocks and whatnot) - Great tournaments that rotate availability - Edit characters with items (buffs) - 5v5 battles - Really Great and Epic Soundtracks - Destroyable environments - Entire stages could be blown up into their "destroyed" alternatives - Mission 100 being a great challenge - Artwork is 10/10 - Sound effects are great - Combat feels heavy and satisfying) Only Budokai 3, Infinite World and the Raging Blast 1 and 2 and all of PSP DBZ games except of Dragon Ball Z Evolution are still considered also very solid DBZ games, also the hidden gem that a lot of DBZ fans missed from PS2 Era of DBZ games is "Super Dragon Ball Z" which is also a real Unique and DBZ game, especially for the different gameplay aspects perspective. 🤷🏻‍♂️

In fact nobody plays fighterZ anymore,hhahhahah,offline is boring and not fun.

@tkm1875 Why do you say such stupid things?

Probably rage bait guys

I absolutely can. Some of if not the only things FighterZ objectively has over this game are graphics and an actual balanced/competitive scene if you're into that. The way they play is completely different, so we'd be getting into subjective territory and that's a matter of preference. BT3 has a bigger roster, superior stages (far more too btw), in game transformations, in game fusions, battle damage, stage destruction, costumes, costumization, a more memorable soundtrack, dope mini games and i could probably go on and on. Let's not even talk about the story mode cuz even tho BT3's is a watered down version of BT2, it still completely outclasses the offensively bad "story mode" from FighterZ by going through OG, Z, GT and Movie sagas. FighterZ is the better competitive game, BT3 is the better dragon ball game. FighterZ is not even the best 2D >>>Dragon Ball game

@@_xfuturetrunksx_ sure there are other people’s preferences, if you like balance play fighterz if you like unhinged chaos play bt3, but you gotta admit compared to every other db game dbfz has the most polish out of all of them, any fighting game player will probably enjoy fighterz to some extent, that wider appeal objectively makes it better game, nothing wrong with preferring bt3 but to say it’s the best one just makes no sense

Agreed. FighterZ absolutely clears. Having a large roster and in-game transformations doesn't mean anything when all the characters play the same way, and the transformation don't change anything substantial about the way the character works. Heck, FighterZ actually doesn incorporate in-game transformations anyways in MULTIPLE different ways to suit the different characters. FighterZ music is also INCREDIBLY underrated, not to mention that the game DOES incorporate stage destruction, but people choose to overlook that for argument's sake. It's the most accurate to the source material, with every character's every move, down to the way they walk being able to be overlayed onto a manga panel or an anime scene as a direct reference. The way it bridged the gap between the FGC and Dragon Ball fans, while revitalizing the 3v3 tag genre and making one of the most source accurate and faithful games of all time is lightning in a bottle. Almost no licensed game (even the Tenkaichi games) have the same level of love and attention to detail put into them.

@@theflashfan3234 Don’t be blind. Tenkaichi does the exact same thing if you actually paid attention.

@@EWOODJ Don't be blinded by nostalgia. I grew up with BT2 and BT3 and played them my whole life. They are not even close to the level of detail that DBFZ goes into. You couldn't pick any random normal move from any character and pinpoint its reference the way you can with FighterZ. That, combined with the keyframed visuals, really makes it the gold standard for accuracy. Most Tenkaichi characters get an approximation of what their fighting style in the manga and anime is, and a lot of them have their styles made up because they didn't fight all that much in the story. There's also those whose styles are completely different from what they fight like in the source. Very few characters get their fighting style accurately presented in the Tenkaichi games, and even then it's not at the same level.