Namco Dragon Ball Z: Tenkaichi Tag Team
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- Manufacturer: Namco
- Mfg Part #: 15038
- UPC: 722674150385
- Category: Video Game Titles
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Tag team battling is about to get energized, Dragon Ball style! For the first time in the Dragon Ball series, take part in high-impact 2 vs. 2 team battles in Dragon Ball Z: Tenkaichi Tag Team. Experience fierce fighting like never before with 70 playable and customizable characters plus an intuitive control system that allows you to jump right into the white-knuckled action. Various single and multiplayer modes allow you to play through key missions from the original anime, test your skills against an onslaught of skilled fighters or even create your own match-ups never before seen in the anime. You'll need stamina, strategy and Super Saiyan skills to win this competition!
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Software Main Type : Game
Software Sub Type : Fighting Game
Software Name : Dragon Ball Z: Tenkaichi Tag Team
Features :
Create your Ideal Team:
Experience 2 vs. 2 team battle play for the first time in the Dragon Ball series! Using the ad-hoc mode, up to four players can now experience the ultimate Dragon Ball battle. Work together with your teammate to taGame Expansion Pack : No
ESRB Rating : T (Teen 13+)
Rating Descriptor : Cartoon Violence
Rating Descriptor : Mild Language
Player Connectivity Mode : Co-op
Single Player Supported : Yes
Multiplayer Supported : Yes
Release Date : 2010-10-15
Minimum Number of Players Supported : 1
Maximum Number of Players Supported : 4
Platform Supported : PSP