Infinite World has some interesting additions, like some cool new characters like Janemba and Pikkon, and the whole world exploration thing even though it's pretty limited it's kinda fun , especially the one where you use Cell and you need to hide from Piccolo. But they removed Hyper Mode and Dragon Rush altogether, which makes battles a bit more dull. And you can pull a finishing out of nowhere as long as you have enough Ki, and you press the button to imediatly attempt the finisher. I prefer Budokai 3 much more for the fights, but I play Infinite World from time to time to add the little sugar it adds to the story mode. Infinite World has some interesting additions, like some cool new characters like Janemba and Pikkon, and the whole world exploration thing even though it's pretty limited it's kinda fun , especially the one where you use Cell and you need to hide from Piccolo. But they removed Hyper Mode and Dragon Rush altogether, which makes battles a bit more dull. And you can pull a finishing out of nowhere as long as you have enough Ki, and you press the button to imediatly attempt the finisher. I prefer Budokai 3 much more for the fights, but I play Infinite World from time to time to add the little sugar it adds to the story mode. DudersaperHow would you do your specials then? You don't need to combo, you just press the button and he does it right away. I don't like that it's that easy to do ultimate moves. I was watching other videos of it and whats with the running around and getting checkpoints thing? I really like the extra characters added in the game though. I might just buy it because of that. The running around catching the checkpoints are to simulate parts of the anime when Goku or another character are after someone or doing something other than fighting. Like when Goku goes looking for Raditz because he has Gohan, you do a mission where you run around and get the checkpoints to find him, and you can find Dragon Balls along the way. Although the only one that makes sense is the Snake Path level. And the Hiding with Cell level is also interesting, apart from those two it's pretty much just there to be there. I know, it's poorly executed, but I still like how it gets closer to an open world 3D DBZ game then other DBZ titles. I also dislike how you can pull the Ultimates out of nowhere, that's why I prefer Budokai 3. Removing Dragon Rush was really a stupid move. The running around catching the checkpoints are to simulate parts of the anime when Goku or another character are after someone or doing something other than fighting. Like when Goku goes looking for Raditz because he has Gohan, you do a mission where you run around and get the checkpoints to find him, and you can find Dragon Balls along the way. Although the only one that makes sense is the Snake Path level. And the Hiding with Cell level is also interesting, apart from those two it's pretty much just there to be there. I know, it's poorly executed, but I still like how it gets closer to an open world 3D DBZ game then other DBZ titles. I also dislike how you can pull the Ultimates out of nowhere, that's why I prefer Budokai 3. Removing Dragon Rush was really a stupid move. DudersaperYa I think the developers had the right idea, but the game just wasn't programmed very well I guess. The only thing I like is the added characters so far. Yeah, anyway, try renting it before actually buying it. I bought it on release and ended up a bit dissapointed. Renting it would let you get a taste of those new things without actually having to waste more money to try them out. If you want another DBZ game to play, try Super Dragon Ball Z, it's a really fresh break out of the normal DBZ games, I took some time getting used to how the Kamehameha and other Ki attacks look in the game, but after getting over that, you have a very fun arcade style DBZ fighter, very fun to play, lots of customization in the characters appearence, etc. When I got it I was kinda sceptical, though after a a while I started to like it alot, and now it's one of my favourite DBZ games. I highly reccomend it. Yeah, anyway, try renting it before actually buying it. I bought it on release and ended up a bit dissapointed. Renting it would let you get a taste of those new things without actually having to waste more money to try them out. If you want another DBZ game to play, try Super Dragon Ball Z, it's a really fresh break out of the normal DBZ games, I took some time getting used to how the Kamehameha and other Ki attacks look in the game, but after getting over that, you have a very fun arcade style DBZ fighter, very fun to play, lots of customization in the characters appearence, etc. When I got it I was kinda sceptical, though after a a while I started to like it alot, and now it's one of my favourite DBZ games. I highly reccomend it. DudersaperI had that game for a long time. I actually liked it too. I like when developers do something different for a change.
