Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle vs Sword Art Online: Re:Hollow Fragment
Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle
Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle is a rather odd game to say the least. Even though it is based on the popular Dragon Ball anime series, the characters that appear in the game as well as the storylines are all messed up due to "dimensional distortion". For fans of the series, the game may appear to be incredibly confusing since your favorite characters will end up battling their future or past selves.That said, the game is a team-based game where you have to assemble a team of heroes and/or villains from the Dragon Ball universe and pit them against the game's many enemies. You can even test the strength of your team in various exciting tournaments which will see you battling other players from around the world.
The most interesting part though is the game's puzzle like combat system where you need to match same-colored Ki spheres to deal devastating damage. You can also switch fighters, guard against attacks and start combo moves.
Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle is a mind-boggling game but its innovation can be quite refreshing especially for players who are sick and tired of the generic browser MMO format. However, the game can be a bit of a turn-off for fans of the series mainly because the game's confusing on so many levels.
Sword Art Online: Re:Hollow Fragment
Sword Art Online: Re:Hollow Fragment was originally released for PlayStation Vita, but now it's on PlayStation as well. The re-released version will include a ton of exciting content, such as new scenarios, improved graphics, more female avatars, a much more in-depth character customization, multiplayer support, the option of opting for first-person or third-person view, and a bumped up maximum level cap. The game also has an whole new storyline that is not present in the original work or the anime, as well as a visceral and dynamic combat system that features flashy animations, thrilling combos and burst attacks. Best yet, this version even includes Sword Art Online: Infinity Moment, which was originally released only in Japan for the PlayStation Portable device.Sword Art Online: Re:Hollow Fragment reworked its predecessor, allowing the game to not only play well on modern PlayStation console, but also giving it a nice upgrade so it'd be more relevant to the players of today. If you love Sword Art Online and own a PlayStation 4, you'll definitely want to buy this game.
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