Burst Limit is both beautiful and faithful to the anime, even to the point of creating drawn-out battles with epic finishing moves that don't actually finish the fight. It might even be possible to recreate the infamous "last five minutes of Namek" from the show...

Available on: PS3 , Xbox 360
Genre: Fighting
Release date: Jun 10, 2008
Published by: Atari
Developed by: Dimps

Franchise: Dragon Ball
Multiplayer Modes:

Offline

2 player VS

Online

2 player VS

7 GOOD
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There's nothing limited about the fights here

Jun 10, 2008

Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit is completely out of control. To anyone who knows the animated series, that’s no bad thing. What starts out looking like a standard 3D fighting game soon gets turned on its head when the big-eyed brawlers start flying and shooting insanely damaging energy beams from their fingertips. It’s still a one-on-one beat ‘-em-up, that somehow carves a new niche into the well trodden way of ...

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