Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3

"Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 involves the same old tap-tap gameplay that's been in anime fighting games for years. However, the options surrounding it, including a huge cast of characters, a variety of modes and the power to plow someone through a mountain wall make it a solid choice for Wii owners."

"Think of this like a Madden game. If you are an extreme fan of the series, you are going to buy it, but if you bought the last game, it is probably not worth it. Of course, if you do not have any of the series, this is a great one to start out on."

With such a mix of positives and negatives overall though, it’s hard to recommend Tenkaichi 3 for purchase when you could just as easily pick up BT2 for a fraction of the price, or skip a year and wait for the inevitable sequel to come along. Should online play be fixed, however, or if you’re looking for the single largest roster of fighters out there in an experience that’s astonishingly true to the anime, Budokai Tenkaichi 3 is still a great choice. A word to the wise though: There’s always another DBZ game on the way.