It's got your usual problems that other Open World Games of this type have. Lots of side quests where you collect menial items, wide spacious areas with not much to do in them besides collecting crafting materials for other things, and just general repetitivness in battles. At the same time, there is something incredibly charming about playing an open world Dragon Ball game as your favorite characters reliving through all 4 story arcs of the Anime. Aside from an occasional freeze getting out of a cutscene, the game preforms very smoothly and has gorgeous visuals. The fact that all main story arcs are fully voiced by their respective rubbers is also extremely welcome. They definitely didn't skimp on voice lines. All performances are great as always really showing off that DBZ quite possibly has one of the best English dubs out there, and while Cha-La-Head-Cha-La can play during the story more than you'd want it to, it never ceased to pump me the hell up for what was about to happen. Yeah, the combat can get a bit grindy and repetitive at some points, but that's just Dragon Ball Z Baby! Definitely worth a playthrough if your a fan of Z or are getting an itch to go back through the series, or are looking for a time killer before the release of Sparking Zero later this year. Rest in Peace Toriyama. Thank you for being a legend for all these years.

Not great, but it honestly has some charm to it! Obviously multiple characters here haven't aged too gracefully and are pretty collar tug worthy, but I don't hate the game itself. It feels a bit janky, but I had enough fun button mashing my way through the one and only mode the game had to offer, accidentally chaining combos together for a swift KO. It definitely doesn't have the modes or good enough gameplay to make it some MUST PLAY Underrated gem, but it might be fun to break it out once for a fun little bad game night.