L allows you to cycle through each character’s different attacks. The control pad is used to walk, while double tapping a direction will allow you to run. A still punches, while B still fires a Ki blast.

Not only are you playing as four other characters, but also you’ll be playing as Goku himself for a very limited amount of time. To be honest, this makes the title of the game “The Legacy of Goku” a bit misleading. Through the course of the game, you’ll have the option of playing as five different characters: Gohan, Piccolo, Vegeta, Trunks, and Goku.

Having recently lost his friend and mentor, Gohan, in an epic battle, Trunks decides to go into the past and give Goku medicine to make him well, and change history for the better. Goku, however, died of a heart sickness years before. 16 years in the future, a young boy named Trunks is the only fighter left after two powerful androids killed the remaining warriors. Like the last game, LOG II follows the events of the TV series, this time, taking its Story from the Android and Cell sagas. This is the product of thousands of people buying a bad game and asking for a better one. And now we come to its sequel: The Legacy of Goku II. The game offered no deviation, a story with HUGE chunks cut out, and a combat system which it hard to PUNCH, much less kill things. Then there’s “The Legacy of Goku,” the worst out of the bunch. The American fighter, Budokai, had its moments, but had bad execution with the combat system and capsule collecting. Legendary Super Warriors may have covered all of the sagas, but it was a CARD BATTLE game that was extremely difficult to figure out.

Ports such as DBGT: Final Bout and Ultimate Battle 22 are horribly dated and not worth the time. Most attempts at milking the franchise have ranged from coming up a bit short, to horribly, HORRIBLY stinking. You know who you are.) in the United States have it rough when it comes to games based on the show. Fans of the show Dragon Ball Z (Even you. Game: Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II

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