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Release Year: 2008

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Platform: Sony PlayStation 3

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Publisher: Atari Inc.

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Game Name: Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit

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A new generation of mystical melee takes flight in Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit. Following successive, successful rounds in the fan-favorite DBZ: Budokai fighting game series for the 128-bit generation, Burst Limit raises the graphical resolution and adds online rankings, while remaining true to the high-flying, super-powered battles made famous in the Dragon Ball Z manga and anime. A total of 21 characters are playable, in five wide-open battle stages.<br><br>Single-player battles are strung together on a storyline set during the popular Z Chronicles, beginning with the Saiyan Saga and ending with the Cell Saga. Cut-scenes are rendered in-engine, with the same stages and character models used in battle, and optional mini-games allow players to unlock extras and explore the branching plot. Internet-connected players can post their progress to online leaderboards, and check their stats against others.

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by ajr3k7
Aug 19, 2023Top favourable review
A budokai remake that deserves more
It's a great dbz game,but can be frustrating after finishing the whole game.Still a great game to enjoy!
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by wdebany
Oct 23, 2008
Great two-player game...mediocre single-player
Graphics are great. The cell shading looks really good on normal TVs, HDTVs, and 1080p-capable monitors alike. Game runs really smooth, typical of the easy-to-process cell shading graphics. Music is good and fits the theme of the game, but it's repetitive. That being said, if you're focusing on the music while you should be avoiding that Instant Transmission Super Kamehameha coming at you, you're playing the wrong game. I won't dock it for that. The story is good, not great. The game progresses through the end of the Cell saga and through the movie featuring Broly. They probably could have fit the Buu saga as well (not like the Blu-Ray disc can't hold it :D), but due to the repetitive nature of the game it probably wouldn't have added much. We would have gotten the different Buu forms ... Graphics are great. The cell shading looks really good on normal TVs, HDTVs, and 1080p-capable monitors alike. Game runs really smooth, typical of the easy-to-process cell shading graphics. Music is good and fits the theme of the game, but it's repetitive. That being said, if you're focusing on the music while you should be avoiding that Instant Transmission Super Kamehameha coming at you, you're playing the wrong game. I won't dock it for that. The story is good, not great. The game progresses through the end of the Cell saga and through the movie featuring Broly. They probably could have fit the Buu saga as well (not like the Blu-Ray disc can't hold it :D), but due to the repetitive nature of the game it probably wouldn't have added much. We would have gotten the different Buu forms and the Fusions, plus Adult Gohan. The awesomeness of those would probably be offset by the fact that we would have had to play more singleplayer to get them...as I'll explain in just a second. Gameplay is a mixed bag. The characters more or less play the same, but some are faster and have more reach than the others (Krillin for example is lightning-fast, but Piccolo can hit from further away). Because each character has the same normal moves, and the same way to pull off specials and ultimates, if you've seen one you've pretty much seen 'em all. This is where you start to lose interest in the CPU VERY quickly. If you don't have friends that can come play this, or you can't get on the Internet to play, you'll probably be disappointed with the game. After a few minutes of playing against the CPU I get bored and go do something else. I believe the "burst limit" refers to the amount of time you can spend playing the game in one sitting. To really get the most out of the game, play it with friends. If alcohol is involved, even better. Burst Limit falls under the category of "bright lights and shiny objects" for sure. It's easy to play while inebriated because the moves are pretty much a direction and a button. That being said, it is possible to pull off some pretty cool combos with the right timing. I guess this game is a little like WoW in that it's pretty easy to get OK but can be hard to get good. Like many games, the replay value of the game comes from the multiplayer. Once you've gone through the single player mode to unlock all the characters, transformations, drama scenes, and stages the single player part of the game is basically done. The rest of the fun comes from playing other people...the AI in the game will only take you so far. All in all, the game is good...with friends (enemies?). If you want to play single-player, rent don't buy. You'll finish single-player in maybe an hour to an hour and a half. But, if you like having friends over to play games, go ahead and pick it up.
by sirjaqen
Apr 15, 2009
Best Game i Played By Far for DBZ
f you've managed to steer clear of the popular Dragon Ball Z anime for this long, you can be forgiven for thinking that Burst Limit is a game best ignored. Nevertheless, you'd be wrong. Though this 3D fighter is full of references for the fans, it's a good game in its own right and can serve as an easy point of entry into the DBZ universe. Burst Limit goes out of its way to be accessible to newcomers with a thorough tutorial that walks you through all of the controls while introducing you to a handful of the characters that make up the game's roster. The fact that all of the PlayStation 3 controller's face and shoulder buttons have multiple uses can be daunting initially, but there are no complex combos or character-specific special attacks to memorize, and even the craziest-looking moves ... f you've managed to steer clear of the popular Dragon Ball Z anime for this long, you can be forgiven for thinking that Burst Limit is a game best ignored. Nevertheless, you'd be wrong. Though this 3D fighter is full of references for the fans, it's a good game in its own right and can serve as an easy point of entry into the DBZ universe. Burst Limit goes out of its way to be accessible to newcomers with a thorough tutorial that walks you through all of the controls while introducing you to a handful of the characters that make up the game's roster. The fact that all of the PlayStation 3 controller's face and shoulder buttons have multiple uses can be daunting initially, but there are no complex combos or character-specific special attacks to memorize, and even the craziest-looking moves aren't much more difficult to perform than a straightforward punch to the face. You'll need some semblance of skill to time your attacks and to block those of your opponents, but after spending half an hour with the tutorial, you should have little trouble holding your own in a fight, regardless of which character you choose. Like any fighting game, Burst Limit is best when played against unpredictable human opponents, largely because they're less likely to fall for some of the cheap tricks that you can get away with against the AI on easier difficulty settings. In Versus mode, you can do battle either with a friend who is sitting next to you or with other players from all over the world. Battles against players from other continents often suffer from noticeable lag, but if you successfully search for an opponent nearby, then silky smooth matchups are certainly possible. Incidentally, online leaderboards track and grade your performances anytime you choose to fight in a ranked match, and you can use that information to search for opponents of a similar skill level. Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit is a fighting game that can be enjoyed not only by DBZ fans but also by those of you who don't know the difference between an aura spark and a Super Saiyan. You'll undoubtedly get more from the game if you're familiar with your favorite character's storyline, but understanding the complex relationships between some of the key characters simply isn't necessary to derive pleasure from taking control of one and beating up another.
by username2130
Dec 03, 2008
More of the same is not so bad
Burst limit is another in the long line of DBZ titles, but that's not so bad. This game returns to a play style similar to the Budokia series(more side, less behind the head). The command style mimics the psp DBZ title which is not a bad thing. The only complaint I'd have with the game is that you have to choose your Special attack at the beginning of the match and the story only goes to the Cell Saga(but I'm sure that's so they can sell sequels). Overall definitely worth getting, just maybe not at full price.Burst limit is another in the long line of DBZ titles, but that's not so bad. This game returns to a play style similar to the Budokia series(more side, less behind the head). The command style mimics the psp DBZ title which is not a bad thing. The only complaint I'd have with the game is that you have to choose your Special attack at the beginning of the match and the story only goes to the Cell Saga(but I'm sure that's so they can sell sequels). Overall definitely worth getting, just maybe not at full price.
by billystsour1
Jun 26, 2008
Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit
Having religiously played the Xbox Live demo every day for most of the past few weeks, I was counting down the hours until I could get my hands on the full version of Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit. Now, I’m not exactly a fan of Dragon Ball, having only previously had a passing interest in the adventures of Goku and friends. Having said that, playing the demo actually made me want to discover more about the DBZ universe - and how many games can you say that about? Plus, the demo was just so much pure fun! So, did the full game live up to my lofty expectations? Was I rewarded for all of those endless replays of the demo? Excitement coursing though my being, I eagerly slammed the game disk into the old 360 and set about finding out. Once I got past all of the tutorials - took about ten ... Having religiously played the Xbox Live demo every day for most of the past few weeks, I was counting down the hours until I could get my hands on the full version of Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit. Now, I’m not exactly a fan of Dragon Ball, having only previously had a passing interest in the adventures of Goku and friends. Having said that, playing the demo actually made me want to discover more about the DBZ universe - and how many games can you say that about? Plus, the demo was just so much pure fun! So, did the full game live up to my lofty expectations? Was I rewarded for all of those endless replays of the demo? Excitement coursing though my being, I eagerly slammed the game disk into the old 360 and set about finding out. Once I got past all of the tutorials - took about ten minutes - I first made the mistake of trying out the Trial Survival mode. Highly addictive, I managed to got past 25 opponents before time ran out during a battle with Bardock. Bah. Still, it was a nice introduction to the proper game. On then to the basics. The various modes on offer are Z Chronicle (the main mode where you unlock stuff), Versus (player-on-player fun, either in the same room, or over Xbox Live), Trial (Survival mode, which unlocks Time Attack Mode and Battle Point Mode), Tutorial (do I really need to explain this one?), and Training (where you can pick how you opponent reacts to your attacks, including Offensive and Defensive behaviour). The first thing you notice about the game are the stunning visuals, a fantastic display of cel-shading finished off with the occasional flash of motion blur. At points, it's like watching an interactive cartoon. Ah, if only there was more of it. Slim re-telling of the core storylines simply isn’t enough to immerse you fully into the action - but more of that in a moment. This is a fighting game that is easy to pick up and play. There’s some depth there if you want it, but many hardcore fighters should look elsewhere if they want a true hardcore fighting experience. Still, there’s a wide variety of attacks such as the standard rush and smash versions, grabs, and Ki blasts. Aura actions kick in with a transformation (giving you the Aura Spark which allows for quick teleportation) and Super and Ultimate attacks round out your arsenal. I think DBZ fans will approve. The thing that really appeals to me about Burst Limit is that it’s so satisfying when you pull of the really big moves. I can’t help but grin every time I end a fight with an Ultimate K.O. Another great moment comes when you enter into "frenzied battle mode": Trigger it at the right moment, and you launch into a dizzying display of fast and furious button bashing as you and your opponent zip all over the place, feverishly trying to block each other's moves. Fantastic stuff! A few last notes about combat. Super Saiyan unlocks more powerful basic attacks, and a few bigger moves - the downside here is that you suffer from a lower defence. Alternatively, activating your Aura Spark boosts defence and turns normal moves into super moves - however, you only get a limited amount of time to pull these big moves off. Oh, and counters and dodges can also be pulled off, as long as you get your timing right. Back to the player modes then, and the main single-player game is Z Chronicles, where you start out with a pre-set character and opponent, and play through the sadly slight story line of the game. Once you've beaten an opponent, you’re rewarded wi

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