Why are all dragon ball fighting games? Where can i purchase role playing DB games?
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Dragon ball z budokai HD collection from gamestop has some roleplay in budokai 3
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There are several games on this disc. Some you can play for an hour, then you need to buy them if you want to continue playing them. There are 3 Montezuma games, the point is to get three same colored discs in a row or column. I like the third one the best.
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A game card~ You are Chinese right~ then you will really love this game!!! It's a really fun Japanese RPG! I spent almost 2 weeks on this game and I'm only at two third about this game ~
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In the basic game they are more of just "tokens" so you can see who is in Tokyo and who is out. No special features...they are all the same. The special features come from the cards you buy-- extra dice, extra points, on-going damage attacks, etc.... Basically: Everyone starts out the same, and then you build your own abilities based on the cards available (maybe someone else buys it before you can!) and the "money/energy" you have aquired.In the expansion, though (I don't have it, but have looked into it because the base game is AMAZING and I want more!), it looks as though the monsters will start with different abilities. In the basic game they are more of just "tokens" so you can see who is in Tokyo and who is out. No special features...they are all the same. The special features come from the cards you buy-- extra dice, extra points, on-going damage attacks, etc.... Basically: Everyone starts out the same, and then you build your own abilities based on the cards available (maybe someone else buys it before you can!) and the "money/energy" you have aquired.In the expansion, though (I don't have it, but have looked into it because the base game is AMAZING and I want more!), it... » Read More In the basic game they are more of just "tokens" so you can see who is in Tokyo and who is out. No special features...they are all the same. The special features come from the cards you buy-- extra dice, extra points, on-going damage attacks, etc.... Basically: Everyone starts out the same, and then you build your own abilities based on the cards available (maybe someone else buys it before you can!) and the "money/energy" you have aquired.In the expansion, though (I don't have it, but have looked into it because the base game is AMAZING and I want more!), it looks as though the monsters will start with different abilities. « Show Less
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Yes, majority of big titles, even old ones are available for dl. It tends to change though. Whenever it feels like it.
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You need the original game, unfortunately. Sorry for my late response, this one got lost in the mail.
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I've played all of them, because I can't let go of my childhood. They are all good except for (black 2 and white 2) but they all teach you how to play the game while you're playing it without you really noticing. If it were me I would get omega ruby or alpha sapphire since they are updates to a previous version. I hope this helped!
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The game plays well in its own. Try a few games just using the core rules. If you find you like it, you can purchase more ships later. A second core set is a good place to start, since it gives you three more ships and extra dice (which are a necessity) for fairly cheap.
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Just the dlc's. This is the best place to get them. The game should be cheaper now too. The dlc's are worth getting. (I don't like spending too much money on games..so legit- get this,yo!)
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It is very confusing. My 10 year old wants one. When I looked for other game packs (besides x-men) I only found one - Ben 10 game - and I could not find one that included the cd-rom, they were all just "booster cards". Where do you find the original game packs with the cd-rom and how many of them are out there?
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Hi there Torey W! Unfortuneately, the 3DS series is completely regionlocked (3DS/i/XL/[2DS]). There are, I believe, three regions - Europe-Australia / Canada-America / Asia. If you buy a 3DS in America, it can only play games from America. If you are interested in buying a Japanese version of the 3DSXL, you'll need to look into buying a 3DSLL, which is the name of the system in Japan. It'll be expensive, but there are so, SO many more colors and combinations that you can buy. That said, it is still possible to interact with people who have different region-locks. Even though my 3DS is American, I can still interact with Japanese and European 3DS' in all ways.I hope this helps!! Hi there Torey W! Unfortuneately, the 3DS series is completely regionlocked (3DS/i/XL/[2DS]). There are, I believe, three regions - Europe-Australia / Canada-America / Asia. If you buy a 3DS in America, it can only play games from America. If you are interested in buying a Japanese version of the 3DSXL, you'll need to look into buying a 3DSLL, which is the name of the system in Japan. It'll be expensive, but there are so, SO many more colors and combinations that you can buy. That said, it is still possible to interact with people who have different region-locks. Even though my... » Read More Hi there Torey W! Unfortuneately, the 3DS series is completely regionlocked (3DS/i/XL/[2DS]). There are, I believe, three regions - Europe-Australia / Canada-America / Asia. If you buy a 3DS in America, it can only play games from America. If you are interested in buying a Japanese version of the 3DSXL, you'll need to look into buying a 3DSLL, which is the name of the system in Japan. It'll be expensive, but there are so, SO many more colors and combinations that you can buy. That said, it is still possible to interact with people who have different region-locks. Even though my 3DS is American, I can still interact with Japanese and European 3DS' in all ways.I hope this helps!! « Show Less
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Sorry man, this is a USA model and so far all 3DS consoles are still regional-blocked which means you can only play games that belong to the console version you've purchased. So you can't play Japanese games on a USA vesion 3DS.
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yes its pretty normal playing manual on training already has manual fighter. i do love it game.
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Hi there Torey W! Unfortuneately, the 3DS series is completely regionlocked (3DS/i/XL/[2DS]). There are, I believe, three regions - Europe-Australia / Canada-America / Asia. If you buy a 3DS in America, it can only play games from America. If you are interested in buying a Japanese version of the 3DSXL, you'll need to look into buying a 3DSLL, which is the name of the system in Japan. It'll be expensive, but there are so, SO many more colors and combinations that you can buy. That said, it is still possible to interact with people who have different region-locks. Even though my 3DS is American, I can still interact with Japanese and European 3DS' in all ways. I hope this helps!!
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If you're playing a charge character or shoto, xbox control is better, if you're playing a hybrid/rush then the PS3 control is slightly better. The difference in quality for fighting games isn't huge. (Unlike the 360 one which I feel is worthless for fighting games).
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You can buy the game cards already boxed and ready to go. Otherwise, if you do the download version and have them printed you can get them done at Kinko's or any print shop. But then you have to pay for printing, cut them all down to size, etc. etc. To me it's easier just to buy the game already boxed and ready to go.
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I'm sorry, but can't answer your question. I can't even play mine. It says I have to make an account and when I do, it offers me other games to buy. I just want to play the game I already bought and can't!! I contacted them but got no help. I hope you have better luck getting the answer you need!!!