Dragonball Z: Budokai 2 - Page 9

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Atari (the company formerly known as Infogrames) revealed today the first details on its new PlayStation 2 Dragon Ball Z game, Dragon Ball Z Budokai 2.

After last year's effort on PlayStation 2 (Dragon Ball Z Budokai, a game that outsold established fighters such as Virtua Fighter 4 and Mortal Kombat 4), Atari went back to it develop, create and design a full-fledged sequel.

Due in December 2003 on PS2, Budokai 2 adds 11 new character to the 23 character roster, for a total of 34 fighters in all. It's once again cel-shaded; and it features graphics and design similar to the first title. A number of additions should appeal to those who enjoyed the first. For instance, supporting character Bu appears in three forms; the environments are far more destructive than before (showing off, for instance, more scorched Earth areas), and numerous cutscenes of betrayal as well as new and old rivalries.

Budokai 2 is based on the same engine as last year's game. Strangely, in response to the biggest criticism the first game received (which was that there was no jumping attacks or ducking), the designers responded by saying, "When did Dragon Ball Z characters ever duck in the anime series?" Instead, fighters may "deflect" attacks.

Another new addition is Dragon Mode. In it, players select from a roster of DBZ fighters, and Goku and his three-man team venture from territory to territory (seven in all) in search for Dragon Balls. Collect them all and you'll be rewarded with a wish.

And for those who played the first, your Memory Card Save will function in Budokai 2, enabling you to use the saved characters, capsules or Dragon Balls (Atari wouldn't specify).

We'll have more on Dragon Ball Z Budokai 2 in the near future.

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