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Grandia II - PS2 Game
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Grandia 3 Sony Playstation 2 Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:662248906010
Condition:Used
Genre:Role-Playing
Platform:Playstation 2
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:PS2_GRANDIA_3
———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 | PS2 |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Action & Adventure, role-playing |
| Players | 1 |
| Condition | Used |
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having not played a solid fighting game in quite some time and feeling like rekindling my old DBZ interest, I set off to a game store to pick this puppy up for 30 bucks. It’s a great game, easily worth 50 dollars, even though I payed almost half that. The dragon universe is very nice, and i enjoyed playing through the character’s sagas, and searching for the dragon balls (but by the time i got to vegetas saga the dragon ball searching was a little boring). Martial arts tournament mode was fun,as was that unlockable mode (forgot the name!), where you choose a leveled up character and fight against the computer of a certain level. and 40 characters! it has basically every character you could have hoped for, mainly from the DBZ series and movies. transformations are nicely done, and the controls aren’t that hard to master (although i still have trouble with pursue). in short, a great game for DBZ fans and non fans alike. I could easily reccomend tis to anyone.
The DBZ Budokai franchize is on a whole new levelPros:-Excellent graphics-Supereb Gameplay-Good ol’ voice acting-New level up system(Upgrade by getting EXP RPG style, AWESOME!!)-New battle improvments(After doing death moves you can add a kick or 2, and you can go in hypermode, and play a game of “press the button and hope the computer doesn’t press the same.” Nice)-Packing 40 characters is quite a wallop of a punch-Flying around in story mode is awsome!-Power moves are flat out awsome-I love fighting in tournament mode-Collecting Dragonballs is a bit of a adventure-This is the best DBZ game EVER!!Cons:-Unlocking takes a bit of a while(Quite a bit of people to use in story mode)-Looking for dragonballs is a bit frustrating(Switching between map to look where you’re going, and Dragon radar to find dragonball)-Sometimes story mode leaves out something-I didn’t really like Dragonball GTFinally a DBZ game that gets acclaim from bigtime game sites(ex gamespot, gamespy, and IGN). This is the game DBZ fans have been dreaming of. And it was a great triliogy that got better and better till the very end. This game should be owend by those who are familiar with the DBZ series, and even those unfamiliar with the DBZ franshize should give this a shot, because I have a friend who hated DBZ cause it dragged on for a while(ex goku using spirit bomb on Frieza), but he liked this game for it’s fast paced RPG style tactics. This goes to show DBZ has reached a level beyond the level of a sim.
my son is very happy with this game.
The previous Budokai games were highly anticipated, but didn’t really give gamers what they wanted. Atari takes those gamer wants and translates them into an incredible fighting game known as Dragonball Z: Budokai 3. When I finally got a chance to play this game, I was just blown away. There’s so many new additions to Budokai 3 that kept the previous Budokai games from ever becoming forever remembered fighting games.The graphics of Budokai 3 are amazing. The game is cel-shaded like the previous Budokai, but with more depth. The characters look like they came straight out of the show and just about everything has been changed. Auras, which are the energy fields that surrounds the characters, now look like they were taken directly from the show. Even SS4 Gogeta’s aura has the sparkles like in the show. Ki Blast Waves look different depending on the character. And the character stances even change when you transform. Even the special attacks look exactly like on the shows (example: Kid Goku’s Kamehameha).The fighting system has been completely upgraded. Even if you’ve become incredible in Budokai 1 or 2, you’ll still be forced to learn the game over again. The newest addition to the game is the Saiyan Overdrive Fighting system. Ki management has never been less frustrating. Now there is a baseline level of Ki. Whenever you fall under that baseline, your Ki automatically regenerates. And when it rises over that, it naturally falls back down. The baseline Ki chang.
Just as advertised.
love this game
Well I’ll start that the basics of this game is simple as for those who had played the older series such as Grandia 2 or Grandia Xtreme. This game has good battle system since it almost like real time based and in Grandia 3 the battle system is improved from the earlier series. They add features like the aerial combo this type of combo ownz the enemies but off course, every movement should be calculated to obtain successive damage. The plot of the game is very good besides of some flaws in the story(common RPG Plot a hero who wants to become someone and well the plot develops and gets the player be into the game), but overall the content is good. Well you can customize the battle skills and magic so if you want magic can be applied to which character you like. The game quality of image its really good an with alot of details… its even beats some recent Jap RPGS for the 360 LOL.Well This game I cosidered as a must buy and for new to RPG I recommend this game.
Childhood all came back to me. Since this has the original soundtrack, budokai 3 in the HD collection can’t touch this version. BUY!
Dragon Ball Z – Budokai 3 follows in the footsteps of games 1 and 2. Part fighting game, part story mode RPG, you get to fully involve yourself in the Dragon Ball Z universe.There is a huge number of characters available here, both major and minor. There’s a large world that you can fly around completely freely, as compared with the previous versions that stuck you on a set board.The graphics are cel shaded very distinctly “cartoony” main characters against a more gentle painted background / landscape. The animations are smooth and in keeping with the series style.The music is a bit tinny – I think they could have done better and still been true to the series – but since many fighting games have completely atrocious music, I can’t criticize that too much.Of course we can say that Dragon Ball Z fans will love this game, and play it for years and years without stopping. It’s impressive that this game even holds up very well for people who have never seen Dragon Ball Z. You learn about the game world as you go, and have great fun fighting.Once you unlock all the characters and battlefields, there’s still more customization to do and skills to perfect. It really is a game that you can replay for months.Well Recommended.
Disc was perfect would buy from dealer again
Jonathan :D –
Everything was perfect, thank you! (Love the little drawing btw.)
Amir0x –
Hello retrolio shoppers, Amir0x from Hangar-G3 here.When you think of Grandia, you automatically think of the battle system. The reason for this is simple: it’s the one thing that sets the series apart. It’s furious, fast, and strategic. And it leaves you wishing more RPGs did something like this. As long as this aspect of Grandia is in place, you’re guaranteed a great experience.And Grandia III does not disappoint. Additions, such as Aerial Combos, add to the fantastic system and provide all the frenetic action the franchise is known for. In this way, it is not only a return to form but it is superior to its predecessors.Visually as well, the game seriously pushes PS2 far beyond what you’d expect. Spectacular spell effects, robust character models, vibrant towns… all of it is a testament to the talent of the development team. The incredible scenery and artistic direction compliment a rock solid engine.On the minus side, the soundtrack is a bit of a downer. None of it is particularly inspired, which is surprising considering how great Noriyuki Idaware’s previous works were. None of the tracks really stay in your memory for long, which is generally one of the first signs that it’s not leaving any lasting impact. Finally, the storyline is really not up to the standards of the rest of the games. The relationships between Yuki and the rest of the cast (with the exception of his mother) all fall into the cliche, one-dimensional range. The motivations of who you ultima.
Aaron Whitehurst –
Great game love it
Chris Westfall –
Very good game and in the condition described. Would buy from the same shop again and the game itself isn’t too bad storyline and plot wise. I Would rate it a solid 8 out of 10 :)
Jay Bee –
I love to turn this game up on the surround sound when no one is home and really have some fun–I think it is much better in the sound effects department than the others. Tons more screaming too. I didn’t get Dragonball Z 2 because I heard some really negative reviews but I enjoyed Budokai 1. I got this a few weeks ago and it really is the best DBZ game to date in my opinion. I like really fast fighting games like Guilty Gears…I didn’t even get the new MK because MK Deadly Alliance felt slow to me—so did Tekken 4….but this is one super fast game…teleport rules—instantanious teleport!!!! I think the the graphics are great–colors are very vivid. And if you get the game used and it has no instructions, just go through your training mode first…no big deal–it’s all in there. And Trunks kicks butt on this one…check it out.
RoseCelesteDreams Jones –
ðŸ’love it 🤩🥰👯â€â™€ï¸ðŸ’
Danyyel David Lucas Mendes Barbosa –
Thanks!
TANGIE WESTBERRY-LEONARD –
This was a birthday gift for a little boy and he just loved to old games and he is still playing the game everyday.
anthony –
It was awesome I remember playing it when I was a kid brings back memories I wish they made a fourth one
Karaleus Shadtow White –
Okay seriously this game is made for two types of people. The first is for DBZ fans (in which I just don’t get it, dying, reviving and what not just loses me). Now the second type of person this game is made for is fighting game fans. There are only a few fighting games on the consoles that are worth playing right now:Dragon Ball Z 3Naruto 3 (Gamecube import you have to get this)Dead or Alive 2 Ultimate (X Box)Now some may argue that the new Mortal Kombat is a contender but I think not, its just hyped up to me and I just don’t get (I don’t get a lot things). Now on to the reveiw. First of all this game has a ton of replay value. All of the characters from the DBZ universe are not present, but there are a lot of them and some are stronger than others. In order to get the majority of them you must play the story mode and collect all of the dragonballz. To get some characters you have to just roam around in RPG like fashion and trigger events in the same way as the cartoon (I had some help with this).In order to unlock all of the breakthrough capsules (all of the moves set onto one pill) you would have to buy them from the shop for all of the characters that are not in the story mode.The fighting system has been revamped and you can now do a major moves such as the spirit bomb pretty much at will (instead of doing a combo like in DBZ 2 and 1 that in versus mode can be seen coming a mile away). The ability to vanish behind the opponent as a counter is a much added plus and it pre.