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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.
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.
Read the instructions carefully, there is a small learning curve to the game. I played it with my 6 year olds and they loved it. It’s good for them to learn strategy and percentages without even realizing which is really cool! It can get competitive and fun too. Love how you can have a shorter or longer game depending on how much time you have. Calculate 45mins minimum per game
Fantastic game for children/adults/families. We were sure entertained the first time we played. It’s a family favorite.After a go or two it does become predictable/too easy for adults but it’s still fun. It makes you think and observe other players.100% watch a video for how to play. Not sure what but the direction are also confusing for Gamewright games.
My 8 yr old loves this game and so do I. It has really taught him to balance risk vs reward and to consider chance as a big part of the strategy. So far we’ve played maybe 25 times and we’ll take a much more conservative approach some games and others more chances. We’ve managed to go through the deck twice to end the game maybe 1/3 of the time, the other times ending early by capturing both dragons. Not sure how often folks encounter that in a 2-player game though I imagine the more conservatively you play the game the more likely you are to run out of play. We will definitely be looking for more games as fun as this one.
Anson –
My 8 yr old loves this game and so do I. It has really taught him to balance risk vs reward and to consider chance as a big part of the strategy. So far we’ve played maybe 25 times and we’ll take a much more conservative approach some games and others more chances. We’ve managed to go through the deck twice to end the game maybe 1/3 of the time, the other times ending early by capturing both dragons. Not sure how often folks encounter that in a 2-player game though I imagine the more conservatively you play the game the more likely you are to run out of play. We will definitely be looking for more games as fun as this one.
Sixaholic –
Gamewright games are our favorite family games! The games are easy to learn and fun for kids and adults. Great value for the money. This game came in a beautiful looking, sturdy, box. The unique dice are a wonderful looking marbled red. This game quickly became my 10yr old’s favorite game.
Taterntots –
My daughter wanted something different and enjoys roll play, so we picled this up. Once you figure out how to play, it is a simple enough game. Use strategy to decide to capture enchantments, reload for better cards or fight creatures. The goal is to get the most points and defeat the two dragons hiding in the deck. My eleven year old loves it, and so did my husband and I.
Julie –
We got this to interest our 6 year old in games. He loved it and we played every day for the first week. He was so interested in the game he sounded out all the creature names and the cards. It’s been a struggle to get him to want to read so this was a huge side benefit. It turned the corner on the whole thing. He loves the game so much that he chose to give one to a friend for his birthday. We all enjoy this game. It is simple enough for a kindergartner and still fun for his parents (one of which loves games of all kinds and one really does not but we both enjoy this). This game energized the family enough to want to play games every night.
Daryl-Ann –
I played this game with my 9 year old son. When I first started unpacking the game and looking at the instructions, I was afraid it was going to be too complicated for my son, but once we got inti the grove of things he caught on quickly. He absolutely loved it. We’ve played it a couple times since then and it is always a hit !
Tori Pride –
This is such a beautiful game! It take a while to learn it, but once we did it’s a family favorite with my 8 year old. It makes his brain really work! It’s a reward for finishing his tasks for the day durning homeschool, and he doesn’t even realize it’s still teaching him to use his brain for strategy in math. We love that! My husband and I will play some times after we put the kids in bed haha!
Craig J. M. –
I bought this game for my 6 year old son and he loves it. He often asks to play this game. My wife and 16 year daughter also enjoy playing this game. The game is fairly easy to understand, though I did find it easier to pull up a YouTube video showing the basic mechanics than trying to read through the rules which could be a little clearer written. My son quickly picked up on the basic mechanics and after one game playing as a team he picked up all the rules and was ready to play by himself. The cards artwork looks great. My only knock against the game is it would be nice if their was a little more variety with some of the low power monsters, but it is a minor thing that definitely doesn’t take away from the game.
TXMommy4Boys –
Our boys received Dragonwood, Dungeon, and Pathfinder as Christmas gifts. They are 4, 6, 8, & 16. Our family loves board games and we really wanted to encourage their storytelling skills and imagination. This game was very easy to learn and teach to each of the boys. Although the 4 year old played on my team, he would make up a story to go wit each attempt to capture. Although we used the words capture, the boys eventually told stories that went beyond just capturing the characters on the card. We also named each of the cards a special name of their own – The Enchantress, The Wizard, the Dark Knight, The Light Night, & The Elf. It made for consistency across the stories being told by each boy on his turn. The pictures are fantastically illustrated and the cards have a very nice feel.I did notice that another review complained about the directions for this game. I found the directions very clear and well illustrated. Our boys who are all solid readers, still preferred to reference the picture in the directions of what constitutes a Strike, Stomp, or a Scream. Once we had the basic directions down, we added the bit about telling a story to coincide with the cards being played and acted upon and we had played 3 games before bedtime just that first night. When I came home from work today, I found that the boys had been playing this game all morning on their own! This is a really fun game.
Mandy –
Thought it’s rated 8+, we purchased this for our 7 year old for Christmas, thinking it might be a game my husband and I could play with him. We were right! There isn’t a ton of reading, and what there is my 7 year old can handle. The game mechanics themselves are simple to learn; my son got it after once through no problem. The game is also fun enough that my husband and I could see ourselves playing it without him! The only part he struggles with a little is the strategy side, but I think it’s a great “learner” game to play with us to help teach him some critical thinking skills. All-in-all, very pleased!
Erin –
Our family loves this game. We originally bought it to play with our 8 year old but there have been a few games just between my husband and I.