Download Dragon Goku z taiketsu fight APK latest version Free for Android
| Version | 1.0 |
| Update | 6 years ago |
| Size | 2.84 MB (2,975,166 bytes) |
| Developer | abcxyz android game |
| Category | Games, Action |
| Package Name | com.dragonballzgoku.taiketsufight |
| OS | 2.3 and up |
Dragon Goku z taiketsu fight GAME description
Dragon Goku z taiketsu fight is less like its sibling series and more like the series of fighting games; combos and special moves are more complex as a result,
and require much better timing or button input to execute.
It was one of the first DraganBall Z games in the US to feature Broly (something that was toted in promotional material)
at a time when he was still "new" to DBS fans in the US.
The game has standard character roster of 15 playable characters, who are a mix of heroes and villains from the series.
Whilst all characters can perform one of three super attacks during the fights, few characters undergo transformations as part of their attacks.
For example, Goku can turn Super for his Level One and Level Two supers, and Vegeta can transform into his Great Ape form for his Level 3 super.
At all other times, the fighters are played in their "base" forms (Broly is an exception, who is primarily played in his Super Saiyan form).
Fights are mostly ground-based, however the players can engage in an optional "Sky Battle" (the game's "clashing system").
Each fighter has a story ending when the player completes Dragon Goku z taiketsu fight with them, allowing multiple plays.
The selection of fighters in taiketsu is a predictable mix of heroes and villains from across the Dragon Z timeline,
with the only real surprise being the inclusion of Broly. The combat in taiketsu is on the verge of being totally broken.
For starters, the hit boxes are wildly inconsistent, causing some erratic behavior--characters will slide across the screen seemingly at random,
and they'll regularly pop over to the other side of one another when in close-quarters combat.
The actual fighting itself is sloppy and simplistic, with every character only having a few combos and a special move or two of its own,
outside of the catalog of punches and kicks that all of the characters share.
The only component of taiketsu that's even moderately original is the sky battle mode, where both characters will jump into the air and exchange a quick volley of punches and kicks,
but all you need to do to come out on top here is mash buttons.
Actually, the gameplay is so sloppy and the artificial intelligence so simplistic that all you need to do at any point in taiketsu is mash buttons.
The game also contains link cable support, so you can play this mess with a friend, if you're so inclined.
While playing with a friend takes the sloppy AI out of the way, it really isn't any more fun.
and require much better timing or button input to execute.
It was one of the first DraganBall Z games in the US to feature Broly (something that was toted in promotional material)
at a time when he was still "new" to DBS fans in the US.
The game has standard character roster of 15 playable characters, who are a mix of heroes and villains from the series.
Whilst all characters can perform one of three super attacks during the fights, few characters undergo transformations as part of their attacks.
For example, Goku can turn Super for his Level One and Level Two supers, and Vegeta can transform into his Great Ape form for his Level 3 super.
At all other times, the fighters are played in their "base" forms (Broly is an exception, who is primarily played in his Super Saiyan form).
Fights are mostly ground-based, however the players can engage in an optional "Sky Battle" (the game's "clashing system").
Each fighter has a story ending when the player completes Dragon Goku z taiketsu fight with them, allowing multiple plays.
The selection of fighters in taiketsu is a predictable mix of heroes and villains from across the Dragon Z timeline,
with the only real surprise being the inclusion of Broly. The combat in taiketsu is on the verge of being totally broken.
For starters, the hit boxes are wildly inconsistent, causing some erratic behavior--characters will slide across the screen seemingly at random,
and they'll regularly pop over to the other side of one another when in close-quarters combat.
The actual fighting itself is sloppy and simplistic, with every character only having a few combos and a special move or two of its own,
outside of the catalog of punches and kicks that all of the characters share.
The only component of taiketsu that's even moderately original is the sky battle mode, where both characters will jump into the air and exchange a quick volley of punches and kicks,
but all you need to do to come out on top here is mash buttons.
Actually, the gameplay is so sloppy and the artificial intelligence so simplistic that all you need to do at any point in taiketsu is mash buttons.
The game also contains link cable support, so you can play this mess with a friend, if you're so inclined.
While playing with a friend takes the sloppy AI out of the way, it really isn't any more fun.
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