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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.
Liz Macintyre –
I am a game person and as a Grandma, it’s a game I can actually enjoy playing with my young grandson (age 6 1/2). Although the game says 8 yrs. and up, I have found that 6 year olds can play this too. They love the different "creatures" but it’s not scary. They get to roll dice and plan their moves. It’s a very good teaching tool for counting, strategy and memory skills. The actual cards in the game are interesting and there is a lot of detail. It does take a bit of work to understand all of the rules to the game at the beginning, but once you get that, it’s pretty easy. My 6 1/2 yr. old grandson (after playing only the first time) took the game to his other Grandma and taught her to play it with him. He enjoys playing it every time we are together.
FamilyS –
This game has been a delight to play with my 7 year old son. It’s not a boring move your peg kind of game you can really enter the story and adventure created with each play. The pieces are quality material with vibrant colors. There is strategy to be learned but also luck. It makes the game fun up until the last play. We love imagining the attack plans and having fun with it. The reference cards for each play are so helpful and make learning the game so much easier. It takes a few hands to get the idea and hang of the game just like any other game, but it is well worth it. Anyone we have shared this with has enjoyed playing it.
GloriaCrooks –
This game is hands down the BEST card game ever! My husband and I play it alone, we play it as a family with my five year old daughter and everyone enjoys it. Grandmas and grandpas have played it with us. It’s truly a game for ALL ages! We play it at least two to three times a week. We even take this game with us on vacations!Some reviews claim the instructions are too hard to understand, but my five year old got the hang of it in less than five minutes. I think the instructions are easy to follow and you’re even given little cards to keep with you throughout the game to remind you what a strike, stomp and scream is.Buy this game, seriously. You won’t regret it!
Lamplighter13 –
Love it. Very easy to learn and my 6-year-old beat us the first time we played. We were hoarding cards and being conservative while he was collecting all the easy points. In the end he won. We played this in our gaming group with adults and tweens and they enjoyed it. I’m surprise it’s so cheap to get. Other games I like are King of Tokyo, Munchkin, Survive: Escape From Atlantis, Carcassonne, Ticket to Ride, etc. just to give you an idea of my taste. It’s not a heavy game at all. But not too kiddy to bore adults to death.
Nattie Louie –
This is a pretty fun game. Not necessarily one I would play just with a bunch of adults, but it’s fun to play with our middle schooler. It is not all that complex, and is a pretty quick play. Love the pretty dice, and the artwork on the cards is well done. Good quality! Love that it comes in a tin!
Karen –
Our family learned this one in one or 2 nights and it has become a favorite. We have 2 adults and 2 7-year olds. It is easy enough for kids to grasp but still engaging for adults, and plenty of luck involved so anyone can win. The kids did not know card games (like rummy or poker) that are a foundation for the card aspect of this game, but they picked it up. My only quibble is that the box suggests a game may take 20 minutes. It seems to take us much longer because Dad is very mathematical and wants to calculate the probability of every possible outcome for his turn and for the kids he’s helping. It is still fun, it just takes a long time. It is a great tool for teaching probability.
Elaine –
This is a great fight the goblins and witches and scary animals and dragons game. Lots of fun. The cards are nice, the powers are helpful so get those cards if you can. Plays fairly quickly, is easy to teach and learn and plays in about 45 minutes. There’s a new version/expansion coming out in September as well that I’ve ore-ordered so you may want to check that out at Gamewright games before purchasing this one. I can’t remember if they can be combined or if the new one basically replaces this one but if the new one is a standalone, check that one out first as it seems, from my somewhat hazy memory, lol, that it has some more interesting choices.
Julia Stormy Meadows –
My GOSH my 7 year old son is obsessed with this game. We recently (in the last several months) became a major gamer family. It’s a way to bond with my 4 and 7 year old sons. This is one of many games I purchased and by far the one that is most played. Now, for me personally – I can get bored with this one. But it is just right for my 7 year old. My 4 year old also plays but I often need to remind him of sequences for the 3 methods of attack. He tends to use the "Scream" most of all because it’s easier for him to remember to use the same color. But he still has a lot of fun. This game can go on for a LONG time too. I have gotten to the point I remove many cards out of the event deck so we have a shorter play time.The dice are lovely red and smooth. The card artwork is pretty. The entire box and set up is well made and just nice quality. We’ve definitely played our money’s worth out of it already.
MTStew –
This is a new family favorite. I love games that are good for a wide age range and this fits the bill. It’s my seven year old’s favorite game and my husband and I love it, too. In a lot of ways it’s really simple. Very easy to learn. But there’s enough to it, enough variety and options for play on your turn, to keep it exciting. There’s a good amount of chance based on the cards you get and the dice you roll, and then also some strategy, which makes for a well balanced game.
HushStrike –
After playing Dragonwood over 30 times in the first week, I think it is safe to post a review. First of all, this game is extremely easy to learn from the instruction manual, and even easier to teach others how to play. I have played this game with my wife, my two sons (11 & 9), and 3 other friends who are into strategy games. It is so easy to pick up and play. It is a good mix of deck building, random dice rolling and strategy. It stays fresh enough that you can keep playing, without boring, at least for 2-3 times in a setting. The art style is simple and elegant, and a great attraction to anyone who is into medieval style. The game experience is equally fun for 2-4 players. The instructions include 2-3 variants as well for more experienced players. I have not attempted those yet but look forward to doing that soon.