Dragon Ball Xenoverse has a clever take on that by infusing a storyline where another entity has begun to alter the timeline as we know it. It has been told through games so many times now over the years, that really the developers have fallen into the habit of trying to rejig the gameplay while narrating the same tale over and over again. One of the biggest issues with the Dragon Ball video games is that the story is already very well known. The tale is often viewed as someone nonsensical, and Dragon Ball Xenoverse had the potential to make that far worse by its approach to this game, but thankfully what could have been a disaster turns out to be one of the game’s greatest strengths. It is clearly a title made for fans of the series, as it briefly touches on so many different important points in the storyline from over the years. That title did not resonate with him on any level and made me worry about the course the franchise was on.ĭragon Ball Xenoverse falls somewhere between those two games on the scale for me. Then there was Dragon Ball Z: The Battle For Z that Matt reviewed some time ago. The RPG elements and relatively crisp fighting system outweighed the monotony of flying around the world repeatedly while trying to make sure you do not miss anything important or interesting to interact with.
When the HD Collection came out a few years ago, I played it like crazy.
I will preface this by saying the Budokai games are my favourite Dragon Ball games. Dragon Ball Xenoverse marks the first foray for the series onto the newest generation of consoles, and while there are some problems here and there, it gets more right than wrong.
Whether you are a fan of the spiky-haired, yelling combatants of the Dragon Ball universe or not, you would have to realise that the staying power of the series over the years has been impressive.
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