Difficulty:

Just Right

Time Spent:

100 or More Hours

The Bottom Line:

"Revolutionary"

Flat out, this is a great game. Tenkaichi 2 is solid in any form, but bringing this game to the Wii was one of the smartest moves Ban Dai and Atari could have made. Making use of the Wii's awesome control system, this game delivers a new and unique experience to Dragon Ball fans everywhere. The cast of characters is large, amazingly enough there is always room for more characters, but that's why we will have Tenkaichi 3 coming out in the beginning of December. The multiplayer on this game makes the purchase worthwhile right there. I have been playing this with my friends since it came out and the only reason we will stop playing this, is because Tenkaichi 3 is looking to improve on the already great foundation this game has laid down. I would say that Tenkaichi 2 is the best game since Budokai 3. Honestly, I don't want to knock the first Tenkaichi... because I liked it. However, Tenkaichi 2 for the Wii, just like Budokai 3 for the PS2, is groundbreaking awesomeness brought to your home console. Right now, I would tell you to wait on buying this game because Tenkaichi 3 is going to be out in a couple of weeks for the Wii (it's already out for the PS2) but this game is worth having for any great DBZ fan.