Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World For the PS2

In Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World, you will play as Goku and head through a massive map fighting foes and playing minigames. You'll earn Zeni (which is the currency that you'll use in the game as you go to gain special weapons, skills, and more in the Warrior's Room Shop. During the game itself, the story line will unfold as you go, and there will be short mini-cartoons that will help to explain the story and what you are heading toward. These are normally before and then after the bosses that you'll go up against, and if you aren't a fan of the show, then you will want to pay attention to them closely or you're going to be totally lost in the game. But, truthfully, if you haven't ever watched the show or know anything about it at all - you're already going to be majorly lost when it comes to the story line.

The story line in Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World is one of the major downfalls of the game in my opinion because it's just downright hard to follow and understand - even for those that love the show. For this part of the game, I'm giving it a 2 out of 5 just because anyone not a huge fan of the show is going to be hopelessly lost here.

One thing that I actually like about the game play in story mode is that you can always go back and replay past battles that you have already won for extra Zeni to help bulk up your character and gain items and training that you'll need. This is something that lacks in other games, and a great way to bulk up your toon before you head into a super hard battle. This can be helpful, as the further that you go in the game, the bosses will get harder and harder, and I actually got to a point that I tried to beat one single boss for an hour and finally gave up it was just too hard. The good thing is that most of the lower level bosses use the same attacks and strategies, so you can easily learn to take them down quickly. So, in terms of game play in the story mode, I'm just middle of the road on it because it's so hard, but that challenging of a game also makes it fun. I'm going to give the game play in story mode a 3 out of 5.