If you're not learned in the way of Dragon Ball Z, you may find yourself confused with just what the heck is going on. What's worse is that Goku's sprite is a bit sticky in places, latching onto background objects because of the items' wide collision border. Which means, to walk up and left, you need to perform a really awkward "staircase" motion with the D-pad. You can only move up, down, left and right.no diagonals allowed. Players control Goku in an overhead scrolling environment that attempts to mimic the Japanese-style RPG, but it's extremely crude and clumsy.
No, these battles have been reduced into a very traditional ground-based control scheme. This design is a far cry from the wild, exaggerated action sequences that the Dragon Ball Z is known for - these battles aren't the wacky, over-the-top airborne fist-and-fury fights that Dragon Ball Z fans expect out of hte series. And more speed is definitely a good thing.Goku walks around like he's sloshing through mud.you may find your thumb aching from pressing the D-pad more forcefully, as if that's going to help this guy move faster. As you get deeper into the quest and become stronger, you'll gain additional combat abilities and increase in speed. If you're looking for an accurate representation of the series' style, well.you're not going to get it.Īs players continue through the game, they'll earn experience points by talking to characters, completing quests, and, of course, defeating enemies. If you're looking for an accurate representation of the story-arc of the series, you've got it. The quest to get his son back takes this guy from Master Roshi's Island, to the Home for Infinite Losers, back to earth, and continues on through the entire storyline of the Dragon Ball Z series. The game opens as our hero, Goku, watches in horror as his son, Gohan, is kidnapped. And those who already know the series will probably end up underwhelmed with the game's definite lack of flair.and exaggerated flair is what the series is known for.ĭragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku is a linear action adventure that pretty much follows the cartoon's plotline to a tee.
The adventure that Infogrames and Webfoot Technologies has created on the Game Boy Advance is definitely made for fans of the show, because the design is so bland and unexciting that it won't do much for folks unfamiliar with the Dragon Ball Z brand. The company has started producing DBZ games across the board, starting with the Game Boy Advance and The Legacy of Goku. The Dragon Ball Z brand sat in limbo for a few years until Infogrames picked up the license.
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