I don't know if the Gint Bum will mind that I post my vid from "that other site" (if you do, admins, just shoot me a PM and I'll try to edit it down to fit into a 10-min youTube :P), but yeah -- evidence that Dragonball Evolution can, in fact, be beaten with a single button (square). Or, at least, that you can get through the first few fights on the hardest difficulty with a single button.

I don't know if the Gint Bum will mind that I post my vid from "that other site" (if you do, admins, just shoot me a PM and I'll try to edit it down to fit into a 10-min youTube :P), but yeah -- evidence that Dragonball Evolution can, in fact, be beaten with a single button (square). Or, at least, that you can get through the first few fights on the hardest difficulty with a single button.

I don't think anyone here minds linking to GameSpot...
But I also think you're ridiculous. So it's a toss-up.

i really hope no one actually bought that game,

DRAGONBALL DEVOLUTION AMIRITE

@end_boss -- I'm glad great minds think alike.

@ZombieHunter -- You can bet someone did. In fact, I think Gamespot had to purchase the review copy they sent to me...

@PowerSerj -- \m/

Ah, I just tweeted your blog on GameSpot to give it some more attention. Didn't realize you posted it here too. You don't post here enough. :P

What a great game Dragonball Evolution is. Game of the Fucking Year. XD

I'm too damn lazy to post to multiple blogs; no one to blame but myself. Do you see how my 1up blog's in shambles? Absolute. Shambles. And thanks for the tweet. (Did I follow you?)

Hilarious. I had no idea you freelanced for Gamespot.

He's been doing it since October 2007.
Wow. You've been at it for awhile now, haven't you? :)

You know, I have. It just dawned on me how long it's been. It's odd because I felt my most prolific run was in the few months that I got to write for Alex before he took off for Harmonix simply because we were reviewing Virtual Console games back then, and I could pump like two out a week. Now for Justin, I play longer games, which is awesome, but also slower since my day job is really demanding. So even though I've been writing for Justin for a little over a year and I only wrote for Alex for three months, I feel like my contributions are pretty evenly split between the two (probably due to sheer density i.e. average # of reviews per time period).

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I would hope you didn't have to pay to see that :)