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    Dragon Ball: Origins 2

    Game » consists of 3 releases. Released Feb 11, 2010

    The sequel to Dragon Ball: Origins continues the adventures of Goku and his ragtag group of adventurers as they restart their search for the Dragon Balls while encountering a new faction: the nefarious Red Ribbon Army.

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    Dragon Ball: Origins 2 last edited by deactivated-5c9be004ced51 on 08/08/18 03:00AM View full history

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    Dragon Ball: Origins 2 (known in Japan as Dragon Ball DS 2: Totsugeki! Red Ribbon Gun, the sub-title loosely translated to "Charge! Red Ribbon Army") is a 3D sci-fi fantasy action-adventure game developed by Game Republic and published by Namco Bandai for the Nintendo DS in Japan (on February 11, 2010), North America (on June 22, 2010), and Europe (on July 2, 2010).

    The sequel to Dragon Ball: Origins, Origins 2 follows kid martial artist Goku and his squad of adventurers (including his best friend Krillin, former desert bandit Yamcha, and teenage scientist Bulma) as they encounter the nefarious Red Ribbon Army. Unlike the previous game, players can choose to play as each of the four main characters, each with their own unique abilities. Two players can also link up to play a special co-operative challenge mode.

    As a hidden unlockable bonus in the Japanese version of the game, players can also play an emulated version of the 1986 Famicom game Dragon Ball: Shenron no Nazo.

    Gameplay

    Dragon Ball: Origins 2 will retain the same gameplay as the previous game in the series, Dragon Ball: Origins. The player will move the character with the stylus, and an option to use the d-pad as well. The game will require you to use the stylus in different motions, or to hit the enemy to use different types of attacks and so forth. The game will involve puzzles for the player to solve, including a lot use use with the stylus in order to advance forward in the area you are in. Each area\screen will have a handful of enemies for the character to eliminate, and various enemies will require the player to use stradegy or an acquired technique to eliminate the enemy.

    Similar to The Legend of Zelda series, the player will acquire different key techniques (similar to key items) to use during the story, and involving killing various bosses as well as enemies. Each area will have you using your special techniques that you have learned. Also, in addition to the first game, there will now be up to four playable characters including Son Goku. Each character having their own special abilities and weapons. The game will also include an all new co-op feature, and will be able to team up with someone through the Wi-Fi feature.

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