Dragon Ball Origins 2

Besides that, it won't take away the fun that the game provides. The boss stages are exciting and challenging. This is the best dragon ball game I have ever played on the ds. If you love dragon ball or even if you don't, dragon ball origins 2 is a must buy. Share this Rating. Title: Dragon Ball: Origins 2 (Video Game 2010) 7.1 /10. Want to share IMDb's rating on your own site? Use the HTML below.

When most anime fans think of Goku, they probably think of the ultra-muscular Saiyan from the Dragon Ball Z series. However, before Dragon Ball Z became the epitome of Shonen in the early nineties, it was preceded by a little series known simply as Dragon Ball.This series followed the exploits of a magical little boy named Goku who, along with his friends, searched for Dragon Balls that had the power to grant wishes. Although the premise may sound a little familiar to 'Z' fans, the show was actually much lighter in tone and focused more on comedy and inappropriate jokes than epic battles and super power-ups.Because of its lack of straight-up action, Dragon Ball never received the proper video game treatment stateside until 2008's Dragon Ball: Origins. In that adventure, Goku went on a journey to find Dragon Balls, but instead found himself participating in a fighting tournament. The story featured plenty of heart and its transition to a video game story was seamless, but once it ended, fans wondered where the next game based on the Dragon Ball series would pick up. Fortunately, the sequel starts up right where the first left off: the beginning of the Red Ribbon Arc.For the uninitiated, the Red Ribbon Arc is about the nefarious Red Ribbon Army who are competitors of the Capsule Corp., however, they have more than just technological advancements on their agenda.

Not satisfied with being just a corporate entity, the Red Ribbon Army seeks to rule the world, and plans on using the Dragon Balls to achieve their ultimate goal of world domination. Though the situation sounds pretty dire, the game still retains the series' trademark humor.

While the plot is a bit more focused this time, you can still expect plenty of humorous remarks and double-entendres from several characters (including the always-hilarious Master Roshi.) The game does assume familiarity with the game's cast (main characters like Goku and Bulma are never formally introduced). However, if you've never seen the original Dragon Ball, you won't be lost, and the Red Ribbon Army arc is told with surprising deft.As far as the gameplay is concerned, fans of the first Origins title will find plenty of familiarity in Dragon Ball: Origins 2. The game takes an action RPG format, with plenty of platforming elements, and players will be able to run and jump across familiar locales from the Dragon Ball mythos. As you complete levels, you will be able to spend points earned through gameplay to level up Goku and add to his attack power, spirit gage, and life meter. Although there are a few new mechanics this time around, like tree-swinging and a new Kamahameha activation mechanic, most of the gameplay is unchanged.

Storm Legion is scheduled to land in RIFT Prime this fall. The Storm Legion update for RIFT Prime raises the game’s level cap to 60 while boosting the crafting skill cap to the Grandmaster level. The update also adds two more continents for Prime subscribers to explore: Brevane and Dusken. Rift Prime Storm Legion Quick Start Guide. Launch Content. Level cap increased to 60. Soul point cap of 76 can now be reached. 7 original launch dungeons. Dusken & Brevane continents. T1 raids will be locked at Storm Legion launch for Prime. Crucia gathers her Storm Legion in the long-lost cradle of civilization. Adventure through this eldritch landscape, battle your way to the planes themselves, and conquer the dragons of Air and Death! This expansion to the fantasy MMORPG Rift offers a vast new world to explore, with two huge new continents that more than triple the size. RIFT: Storm Legion is an expansion for RIFT. Storm Legion is the first true expansion of the game. The expansion would increase the level cap from 50 to 60, add in 'dimensions' that allow for play customizing in private areas of the game world, add four new souls and two new continents. Rift storm legion guide. Cloak of the Rising Storm; Shawl of the Rising Storm; Cowl of the Rising Storm; Mantle of the Rising Storm; Packmaster’s Reward Cache; 20x Individual Reward Charges; 2x Challenger’s Marks that can be redeemed for new gear. 15 days of Patron status, which includes a ton of boosts and bonuses on RIFT Live servers and access to the RIFT Prime Server.

Sokobj. This is great if you were a fan of the first game and want to jump right in.Of course, there is such a thing as being 'too familiar' and I think that Dragon Ball: Origins 2 treads the line between repetitive and recognizable well. While the formula could have used a little bit more polishing since the last entry (I would have loved to have some updated battle mechanics), the fact is that one of the selling points of the original was its simplicity. Dragon Ball is almost 25 years old, and you'll find fans of this series among several age ranges.

Keeping it simple makes the game attractive to older fans and keeps it familiar for younger fans. I would love to see a little more innovation for the inevitable third entry in the Origins series, but for now, the gameplay is still interesting, and nothing here feels stale.Although the story mode is formatted similarly to its predecessor, there is at least one element that is all-new: Tower mode. This is a co-op mode that can be played with other DS users over a local connection and features waves of bad guys that you and any other participants will need to beat in succession. It was disappointing that this mode did not feature an option to connect via wi-fi. However, it can be played solo, which is some compensation for those with DS-less friends.

Although, due to the difficulty level of the Tower mode, it can be quite an undertaking to try and complete by yourself. It is obvious that the levels were designed to be completed with a nearby friend.

The Japanese version includes an emulated version of the original Famicom game, the first licensed Dragon Ball game (not counting a mediocre MSX shooter), that took a similar direction as the Origins series.This option was completely removed from all other versions. This is especially odd, considering the game was released in France, fully localized as Dragon Ball: Le Secret du Dragon (an exact translation of the JP title), with very few changes, and in America as Dragon Power, with altered graphics and names to remove all references to the Dragon Ball license, and some of the family unfriendly content (Pants Wishes).