[TV机] (PS3/X360)DRAGONBALL RAGING BLAST与（Wii）龙珠—天下一大冒险官网正式开放(6/4更

以下是引用仪迷在2009-5-22 3:44:43的发言： 是你那里网络问题吧，我这里很快的，就是个Flash而已么…S系列因为太硬广受诟病，手指也都方方的，这次软了结果更不好看…

以下是引用czhls在2009-5-24 11:07:08的发言： 天下一官方好像还没新图？如果那两位也有的话，那多半是全部都有了吧，应该不是ds的姊妹作了，如果本作够出色，ds系列可以无视了吧，反正那种“解谜”要素也没啥意思

CERGY-PONTOISE, FRANCE – 25 May 2009 – NAMCO BANDAI Games Europe S.A.S. today announced the forthcoming launch of Dragon Ball®: Revenge of King Piccolo exclusively for Wii. Scheduled for European launch this autumn 2009, Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo promises to thrill fans with the first ever appearance of the original Dragon Ball story on Wii in glorious 3D. Heading back to the early days of the Dragon Ball story, players will control Kid Goku as he sets out on fantastic adventures with his friends. The title faithfully reproduces the uniqueness and special humour of the early Dragon Ball series, while adding an original blend of action and adventure to the mix. With the original Japanese music and voiceover included for maximum authenticity, Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo offers fans a dazzling new experience with the characters and universe they know and love. The visuals in Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo take the series to a new level by faithfully reproducing on-screen the original drawings of legendary Dragon Ball artist Akira Toriyama down to the finest pen strokes. Thanks to the high-quality, state-of-the-art graphics, fans will be able to immerse themselves in the Dragon Ball universe like never before. Game modes include Story mode which follows Kid Goku from the Red Ribbon Saga to the King Piccolo Saga with the ability to replay previously completed stages, and the unlockable VS mode where players can take different unlocked characters into battle. With in-game collectables, a host of unlockables, and more fun, fights and adventure than ever before all delivered in dazzling 3D, Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo is the definitive Dragon Ball videogame experience coming to Wii this autumn 2009.

played the game at E3 last week and I have to say....

It's a bit ho-hum.

Now, they had about...20+ playable levels (I think it was almost the final Japanese build of the game) and unfortunately the levels were a bit uninspired past their initial theme. I'm hoping that I just caught a few bad levels and that there is more to the game than what I played.

It is a basic beat-em-up that repeats the level design halfway through some of it's levels. Example: I defeated a few enemies in the Karin Tower area and then I fought a mid level boss (?) and then I played through the second half of the level that looked exactly like the first half. I was a bit disappointed. Granted, there are a few things in the teaser trailer that I didn't play and those still look fun so there is hope yet!

The basic controls work by using the A button for attack, and then you use the z (or was it c?) trigger on the nunchuck to lock onto enemies and lifts and then dash toward them thus starting a combo. Most of the enemies died in one hit. When you are beating up enemies you have 3 bars that fill up under your life. When one fills up, you can then use your special attack (usually Kamehameha). I did not see the option for other characters but I am hoping the final version has the option. All in all it was fun, but from what I played so far it is a rental.

There was one good thing: They recorded a new song for the intro! I couldn't tell who was singing it but it sounded great and dragonballish (if I'm remembering correctly). Unfortunately the opening used cel shaded graphics and not traditional hand drawn animation. I guess you can't win em all For what it's worth it looked pretty good though.

Hope this was helpful and not rehashing old info. Also, sorry if this is a bit....grammatically impaired. It's late! _________________ Go visit my Production blog of my animation thesis I'm working on! There's a small bit of DB inspiration style wise. And there are evil Communists. How do you go wrong with that?!