Ricky Davis
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Stellar game. Dragonball fans rejoice! Longtime fans of the series may have mix feelings.
Gameplay and controls mostly feel the same, rushing moves will take a minute to get used to. Classic and modern controls are present. Minimal quality of life changes.
Graphics are 10/10, enemies no longer disintegrate from ultimates. No ultimate world destruction. (Theres enough to destroy that you probably won't miss it)
Lack of stages compared to previous entries. While notable longtime characters missing, the majority are present and the roster is HUGE.
Story mode is lackluster. Split screen battle limited to one stage.
Final thoughts:
If you've been waiting for a proper DBZ fighting game since the PS2 era, this is your game. Many feel DBZBT3 is still king, and rightfully so. However, Sparking Zero serves as a GREAT first start at an attempt of soft rebooting the series for a modern audience.
Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero
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Fun playthrough. Borrows classic elements from previous entries, while providing a fresh twist.
First half of the game is more than enjoyable, end half of the game feels like one long cutscene with little reward. (Feels like Doom or Call of Duty)
Solid game, but a real quick playthrough. 11-13 hours at most. 7 was scarier, but 8 was more fun to play.
Resident Evil Village
Review·4y
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Too many liberties taken. Not enough time for certain character plotlines. Bad writing and use of certain characters. Prince Goro is not going to do side grunt work. Kano was wrong. Mileena was dope looking, but wrong backstory. Sub Zero vs Scorpion was rushed and the story was told wrong. Cole who? Kang looked like a chump compared to him, and Kang is supposed to be the main character.
Overall, disappointed. Too many executives with their fingers in the pot.
Mortal Kombat
Review·4y
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