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Dragon Ball Z Shin Budokai - PSP Game
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PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:742725275652
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:PSP
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:PSP_DOWNSTREAM_PANIC
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | PSP |
| ESRB Rating | Everyone |
| Genre | Action & Adventure |
| Players | 1 |
| Condition | Used |
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Ok. I don’t usually give games 5 stars but ya’ll, this is a FUN game. I have twin 12 year olds and a 14 year old and we played 3 times the first night. It’s a pretty easy strategy game but very different from anything else I’ve ever played. It’s probably my new favorite game.
Got this for my daughter who is 9 for Christmas. She loves it, I love it, it’s just fun and doesn’t take too long to finish. She feels like a winner if she captures the blue dragon even if she “loses” the game so that’s nice too. Fun to pick a strategy and see who’s is best. My husband goes for all the enhancements, my daughter goes for the dragons, and I just try to capture as many point cards as possible. Already bought it for someone else as a gift since we like it so much.
I can’t say I love this personally…. But my 3 boys regularly request it and it is easy enough we can all play (3, 5, 7 yr olds) and include non gamer neighbors or grandparents.I should note we always modify play for the 3 yr old.Basically you draw cards till you have some kind of set like a 4,5,6 or cards of same color or same number. Then you get the opportunity to roll the dice to capture one of the animals or powers that are out on the table. The 3 yr old plays cards up so we can help.4 stars simply for how much it gets played even when parents are not are around.
My 9 year old son bought this game after playing it at church. The pastor’s kids brought it one Sunday and they played it in lieu of Sunday school (clutch your pearls everyone!! lol). It’s a fun game that gives the feeling of daring and challenge combined with strategy, but easy enough that you don’t have to be a perfect strategist to do well. My kids are 6, 7 and 9 and they can all play it. I was actually surprised by how quickly they caught on to the complexities, but they also play Minecraft and other strategy games so they’re used to this sort of thing. This is a great game for "inbetweeners" that are too old for Candy Land and too young for Risk. For them it feels like a "grown up" game, but it’s well designed for young minds. For the educational minded, this game is good for math skills as well as logic and reasoning. It also encourages long term planning if you want to do well when a dragon strikes! My oldest quickly figured out to save a great hand to be ready for a dragon.The only reason I don’t give it five stars is that once you get going it’s rather redundant. You’re pretty much doing the same thing again and again. But for kids it’s fine. As an adult it gets old. ;)
Fun little game. It is super simple and fast playing. I have only played it 2 player with my wife and we had fun. It doesn’t have a lot of staying power for repeat play in a single night.Depending on your gaming crew you may end up passing on this one if there’s a lot of other competition for a game with more meat in your closet. However, it does fill that spot when you want to play something quick and simple.It’s a fun mash up of dice throwing and deck building.
This is an AMAZING game for whole family! My husband has been playing D&D for a year now and our children have been wanting to learn to play, so we thought we would start them off with something a bit easier and it has been a HUGE hit! We play this every other week for family game night when the baby goes to bed. We have played just two people and we have played with 4. The two main kids who play are 5 and 7.
This game is so much fun! I bought it on an retrolio daily deals and it was very inexpensive. A great purchase as the family loves this game and the quality of the materials is great. It’s a good variation from your general family board games. My 11 year old likes the whimsical theme and it’s very easy for him to play and understand. I would guess a 7 or 8 year old could even play with parental guidance. Overall the game is easy once you get the rules down and play once or twice and it has great replay value!
We have hundreds of games, so believe me when l tell you, this game is amazing! Played with kids 7, 10 & 11 and they all loved it. They’ve just recently outgrown Sleeping Queens that we’ve played to death. Dragonwood is the perfect next step up. Thank you Gamewright! There’s a reason l have almost all of their games. They know what they’re doing in game design. The dice are gorgeous, the card art is great. You really feel like you’re walking through a magical wood capturing spooky spiders, finding enchantments and battling a fierce blue dragon.
It is difficult with a teenager and a seven-year-old to find games that we all can play, but we LOVE Dragonwood! It is simple enough for the youngest to plan his own moves, yet strategic enough so that teens and adults don’t get bored. The game play is competitive without being cutthroat, the art on the cards is adorable and the kids enjoy the strike, stomp, scream mechanic. They have been asking to play it every night since we unwrapped it. Couldn’t be happier with my purchase!
This game entails capturing “creatures†with different strategies. You are using cards and dice to catch different creatures. This was bought for a six yr old so with slight modifications to the rules he can play this and finds it very engaging. It is giving him a good understanding of different card strategies like learning what runs are, or understanding you need all the same color or number for this “attackâ€. Also, you have to look at the card you want to go for a see what attach is most effective and if you have the cards to support that attack. It takes some math that goes slightly beyond him sometimes because he is more focused on catching creatures but it definitely makes him think and he loves to play this game. As an adult I actually don’t mind playing this game. I think it usually takes us 45 min to play a game through.
Rdtoserenity –
My family and I were getting bored with the same old games we’ve had for years. This was new and a lot of fun! It kept them entertained the whole time, and also sharpened their math skills. It’s really well done, and engaging once you get the hang of it. I would say its definitely a game for kids older than like 10 or so because it can be a little complex. I did have trouble trying to figure out the set up and instructions, so it helped a lot to watch some YouTube tutorials on how to set up the board and play. Overall was a good buy, and we plan on buying more from the same company.
Susan L. –
My son bought it on sale last Christmas time. He’s on his thirties and I in my sixties and we love it. Because some of the cards can be left out when you play a game your strategy has to always changes. Very clever game. At first it might seem simple but because of the randomness of rolling dice and drawing cards combined with your strategy choices you have a fresh set of circumstances with each new game. You can play a short game I. Under ten minutes or use more cards and out to half an hour.
Jeff Handy –
My severely ADHD 8 you daughter loves this games. She rarely sits for a game that lasts longer than 20 minutes but she can play this game for an hour! Once you get the hang of it, it is really fun..players must use strategy to get asany points as possible, which means thinking ahead in order to win. The cards are nicely illustrated and entertaining.
BusyMom –
This is a fantastic family game. All 4 of my kids age 6-14 enjoy playing it. We got several new video games for Christmas but this is what they ask to play every morning.
Dr. RosenRosen –
Fun mashup of rummy with light role-playing game mechanics. Most importantly, I was looking for a game that was more complex than Chutes and Ladders but not too difficult in the reading or strategy department so that my youngest could play, too. It’s a quick game, 30 minutes if you’re new to it, 15-20min if you’ve memorized the rules, so my 9- and 5-year-old children don’t get bored because the adults take too long thinking about what to play next. The 5-year-old needs an assist once in a while but he understands most of the game enough to play with the rest of the family. Highly recommended.
gen –
Read lots of reviews before buying this and agree with the positive reviews. This is perfect for 9-10 year olds. We watched a Youtube video to see how to set it up because I just learn better that way than reading the instructions but I think the instructions are sufficient for most adults. I was a little confused from reading only the instructions which deck I was supposed to be removing 12 cards from to begin with but I got it when I watched the Youtube video. (There are lots out there from which to pick btw.)My 10 year old could not figure out how to play it by reading the instructions herself so kids probably will need an adult to explain it and play it a few times before leaving them to play with other kids their age.Well thought-out game. After playing it twice, I started pointing out to my daughter about probability and risks/chance and she started catching onto this concept little by little so I do think this game is accurate in stating that it teaches probability.We have never played the previous game that others referred to in other reviews so I can’t attest to the game that was prior to this one for younger players.Yes, this game is totally fun with just 2 people! Sometimes games say 2-4 players and then just aren’t as fun with 2, but this one is just as fun with 2 as it would be with 3-4 players. Younger siblings (ages 6-7) could play along with assistance from an adult also, and I think, still have fun with it.My only suggestion for improvement is tweaking.
Haon the Great –
This a fantastic early elementary level math/probability/push your luck game. The premise is simple: Choose a monster card you want to capture. You can theb play one to six cards of the same number, in a run, or in a flush. You then roll dice equal to the number of cards played. You then total the Dice and compare it to the monster card. Equal to or higher wins you the card. It’s simple enough for my six year old to play (with help from me) against my wife, and it clearly is teaching her the basics theories of probability and early ideas of "push your luck" versus "play it safe strategies." Once she has another year of school down, she should have no problem playing it on her own against us. Oh, and my wife wanted to play it with me once the kids were in bed as a nice light distraction game! A huge A++ for quality math based mechanics, with another + thrown in for cute art.
B. Laroo –
Our kids (6 and 9) LOVE this game and the adults do too. When reading the directions, I thought it would be tricky for the 6 year old to pick up (heaps of little nuances) but she jumped in no problem. It is fun, interesting, and relies on both luck (drawing and dealt cards) and strategy (choosing when to roll and when to draw).We also love Sleeping Queens but were ready to graduate to something a little more challenging and Dragonwood is the perfect next step. I think our family has 25 or so Gamewright games and Dragonwood is our new favorite!
Cennywenny –
We play this non stop (at least 5 times a week) and still hasn’t gotten boring. We love introducing guests to the game. It was a present for our 6 year old and he does just fine with the numbers. I think some of the strategy may pass him by a bit but he’s catching up. Don’t be hesitant to buy for a slightly younger child as a stretch, they can surprise you. Great for making kids think of strategy from multiple angles and for getting them to learn to add quickly in their heads. Also, I’ve played it myself quite a few times (kids love repeats) and still haven’t gotten sick of it. Awesome game!
Aileen February –
I loved the artwork and the fantasy element. The game is simple and easy to learn. The six-year old boy and ten-year old girl played together at first. One game was his limit, although he said it was “really a fun game.” Later the 10 year old and grandma played one game. I wish the cards were more durable, they seem flimsy.