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Recreate the most exciting elements of the Saiyan-Cell Games Sagas, and experience all-new elements from the show that have never been seen before. It is a journey worthy of a Saiyan. Features action/adventure style gameplay; Six playable heroes, including Goku, Gohan, and Piccolo, complete with their Super Saiyan/Super Namek forms as appropriate; Six extended missions covering the major plot points from the Saiyan Saga through the Cell Games Saga; Fight the big Boss enemies, including Raditz, Nappa, Captain Ginyu, Frieza, and Cell; Destructible environments that can be smashed apart; Authentic DBZ combat system, including Ki attacks, smash attacks, and tactical teleporting; Numerous secret areas, unlockable characters, and never-before-seen parts of the DBZ story; Upgradeable characters; Multiple game modes including Single player Adventure mode, Arena Arcade mode, and Team-based cooperative mode. [Atari]
All critic scores are converted to a 100-point scale. If a critic does not indicate a score, we assign a score based on the general impression given by the text of the review. Learn more... 70
BonusStage
The visuals are bright and colorful, the controls are simple, and overall, the game is just enough fun to spend a rainy weekend with.
 70
GamePro
If you're a diehard, you'll relish playing through your favorite early battles in the epic story. Sagas is a competent first entry to the action genre, just not exemplary.
60
Nintendo Power
If it weren't for the boring level design and repetitious fighting, this game might have something. [June 2005, p.95]
50
Game Informer
Some of the most antiquated and broken gameplay available on modern consoles. [June 2005, p.126]
45
eToychest
It follows the same storyline the past 53 DBZ games have, and the limited tactics of the fighting system reduce it to a button-mashing contest.
40
Play Magazine
I think it's time somebody rethought this license. DBZ fans deserve much better. [May 2005, p.50]
40
G4 TV
Even the most hardcore DBZ fans will feel ripped off if they purchase Dragon Ball Z: Sagas, and non-rabid fans will be angry to the point of violence.
40
IGN
Control, the most important factor in many games (and certainly fighting games) suffers from a lack of precision and finesse. Most of the environments feel bland, and level layout is equally uninspired.
38
GameSpot
A short, ugly, slightly buggy, and brain-dead beat-'em-up that all but nullifies the good work of the Budokai games.
35
Warcry
A boring, clunky game that should come with a written apology and a refund packaged in the box.
30
GamerFeed
It uses the Dragon Ball Z license to ill effect, failing to offer any kind of memorable gameplay experience.
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