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The tale is told with some impressive cutscenes, and at no point will you end up sat there, dumbfounded, like the Simpsons watching the Mr. What results is a surprisingly accessible representation of what is an incredibly complex storyline to the outsider at least. Rather than choose a specific plot to focus on, the wildly ambitious Ultimate Tenkaichi instead attempts to cram in the entire Dragon Ball Z saga. As you can imagine, the volume of instalments means a pretty deep, heady plot, taking in a plethora of characters and locations. Dragon Ball Z was the first canonical sequel to the original Dragon Ball series, and ran from 1989 to 1996, taking in nearly 300 episodes of anime madness. Toriyama-san unleashed the first manga in 1984, and it proved so popular that it spawned a number of sequels and revisions, spinoffs, movies and indeed videogames. STORY: Dragon Ball and its many offshoots have been around for over twenty five years.
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But can Spike’s new Dragon Ball Z game spruce up a series that was looking a little stale and repetitive on its last Raging Blast outing? And hey, chucking in “Ultimate” didn’t do Capcom any harm recently, as our glowing Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom review attests. This little bit of fan service shows that Spike are respectful of their massive, fervent fanbase.
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You see, this, the newest incarnation of a series that has given us multiple different brawlers based upon the 25-year old manga and anime, was named by the fans following a poll to choose an appropriate moniker. But you cannot lay the blame for this at the door of developer Spike or indeed Namco Bandai. It suggests that this is the be all and end all, the cherry atop the franchise, the best representation of Akira Toriyama’s vision that we are ever going to receive in videogame form. It seems a bit silly calling the latest instalment of such a prolific series “Ultimate”. Available on: Xbox 360 & PlayStation 3 (Reviewed on Xbox 360)