Tekken will always have a place among today's fighting games, but it will always be its own place, and Tekken 7 is the best embodiment of that mentality. They've made very little effort to conform to what other fighting games have taken for granted, even down to Tekken 7 ‘s use of 3D arenas where...

Creatively designed characters; Doesn't fall into fighting game formula; Solid PC performance; Engaging main story mode; Manages technical combat without expected frills

Underdeveloped side characters; Character customization is a step down from Tekken 6

Everything about this game seems to flow perfectly together. It's light, yet heavy. It's fun, yet serious. It has the style and feel of Guilty Gear , the craziness and fluidity of Marvel vs. Capcom , and the familiarity of Dragon Ball .

Quite possibly the most famous manga & anime on the planet, Dragon Ball Z is no stranger to the world of videogames. Little wonder, really; with distinctive character designs, lots of colour, and heaps of face punching via amusingly over-the-top combat, it's perfectly suited for adaptation.

Absolutely love this game. I've been a huge dbz fan since I was a teenager. Graphics are amazing, voice overs are just like in the TV series. Game features a story mode that unlocks 1 new character after completing all 3 arcs, and 2 other characters can be bought with ingame currency, although...

The game is a good 4/5. Overall, I have enjoyed the game because of its mechanics. The fighting feels unique and the techniques feel amazing. The few gripes that I have would center around the lack of characters and the inability to transform, while in the game.

Tekken 7 feels great, plays great, and looks great, but the lack of a proper tutorial or challenge modes will leave many players feeling rudderless. The cast is large, varied, and now customizable.

‘Tekken 7' is pretty lacking in flaws. Most of its issues can be overlooked, like its long install time, unskippable Arcade Mode intros, lackluster storytelling, and possibly the longest EULA ever. It's still a very dense game with a lot more content than you'd expect from a fighter.

With the release of Dragon Ball FighterZ , Akira Toriyama's classic series has found a form of representation to rival its comics and cartoons. FighterZ looks and feels like the most faithful representation of the Dragon Ball universe we've seen in video games.

Dragon Ball FighterZ is the culmination of a legendary franchise, packing fast-paced combat and graphics faithful to the source material. With a legacy that spans decades across all forms of media, Dragon Ball is one of the largest Japanese media franchises around.

Easy to pick up; Looks as good as it plays; Lots of ways to play

Could use more characters; Story mode a bit repetitive

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