Dragon Ball Z Infinite World
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(Playstation 2 - PAL, Beat'em Up)
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Developed_By:
Dimps Corporation
Published_By:
Atari
Released On:
05 Dec 2008
Dragon Ball Z Infinite World is an action-packed beat'em up game that takes you on an epic adventure through the world of Dragon Ball Z. The story follows Goku and his friends as they face off against powerful enemies from across the universe, including Frieza, Cell, and Buu.
In this fast-paced game, you'll take control of your favorite DBZ characters, using their unique abilities to defeat hordes of enemies in intense battles. With a variety of special moves and combos at your disposal, you'll need to think strategically to outmaneuver your foes and emerge victorious.
UPC-A:
3296580806225 (Germany)
Part #:
SLES-55347 (Germany)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
Controls
directional buttons / left stick
Move character
directional buttons (double-tap and hold ) / left stick
Dash
⊗ button
Guard
◎ button
Ki Blast
□ button
Punch
Δ button
Kick
⊗ button + ◎ button
Grab
⊗ button (press and hold) + double-tap directional button / left stick down
Taunt
L1 button
Gather Ki
R1 button
Rush Attack
L2 button
Ki Burn
R2 button
Attack Through
START
Pause Menu
SELECT
Guide
How to Play
Main Menu
Hey, it's me! Goku! So which are you going to play?
On this screen you will be able to do the following:
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Start the story mode in Dragon Mission
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Challenge a friend or CPU opponent in Dragon Duel
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Practice your moves in Warrior's Training
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Purchase skills or items in the Warrior's Room
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Change the game settings in Options
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Earn Zeni fighting as many tough opponents as you wish in Fighter's Road (Note: You can unlock this mode by playing Dragon Mission.)
Dragon Mission
Welcome to Dragon Mission! This is where the DBZ adventure for Goku begins. Select New Story to begin or Continue to continue previously saved progress.
The question mark icons on the map show locations to unlock as you advance in the storyline. A blue crystal ball will replay a cinematic you have seen to enjoy again, and locations with people's faces and the word "VS" next to them are missions for you to explore. To begin, move Goku over the pink and purple house and press the button.
Note: On missions where you use the Dragon Radar, be on the lookout for a Dragon Ball to collect. Collect all 7 Dragon Balls to summon the powerful dragon Shenron, and make a wish!
Dragon Mission Map Controls
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directional buttons: Move Goku around the Map
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directional buttons + button: Make Goku run on the Map
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button: Select a mission or cinematic to watch.
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button: Return to the Main Menu screen
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L1 button or R1 button: Move forward or backward through all the Sagas
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SELECT button: Display the controls for the Map. Press again to leave the controls screen.
Dragon Duel
Challenge your friends or a CPU opponent to a duel. Choose 1P vs CPU, 1P vs 2P, CPU vs 2P, or CPU vs CPU to continue to the Select Characters screen.
Character Select
Highlight your character by pressing the directional buttons up or down. Once your character is highlighted, press the directional buttons right or left to cycle through any costumes purchased from the shop.
Press the button to choose Normal (normal set of skills chosen by the computer), Custom (skills and items you choose from the option Skill Edit in the Warrior's Room), or Skill Edit (you choose from items and skills purchased in the shop). Other options include Heath Bars, Time Limit, or CPU level.
Warrior's Training
Take all the moves you learned from Dragon Mission and Dragon Duel and refine them into a killer combo set against any opponent. Choose a character and an opponent. Once the training begins, you will see the results of all actions you perform displayed live as you battle your opponent. Press the START button to modify any of these options.
Note: Press the SELECT button to fill up your Ki.
Warrior's Room
You will need a memory card in MEMORY CARD slot 1 or MEMORY CARD slot 2 to progress into the Warrior's Room. The first screen that appears shows 1P (to buy skills and items for only 1P), 2P (to buy skills and items for only 2P), and Skill Guide (This will tell you all about the Exciting Skill System and how to use it).
Select 1P or 2P to see the following options:
Skill Edit
Assign the skills you have purchased in the shop to a character. Characters that you customize here are the ones used when you choose the Custom option on the Character Select screen.
Choose a character and press the button to edit his or her skills. Press the directional buttons up or down to highlight a slot in the Skill Tray and press the button to see a list of moves, items, or abilities that you can assign to that slot.
Highlight a skill and press the button to see more information about it. Press the button to remove a selection. Select "OK" and press the button to finish customizing the character.
Shop
As you advance through the storyline in Dragon Mission, you will unlock skills to buy in the following categories: All, Move, Ability, Item, and System. Check back to the shop frequently to see what new skills are available.
When you highlight an item in the shop, you can press the button to display a card with details about it. Press the button one more time to view additional information on the back of the card. Press the button to stop viewing the card.
Press the button to purchase an item. This will display the information card and ask you to confirm that you really want to buy it.
Skills Acquired
This screen keeps track of all purchases you have made in the shop, sorted by character. "Item" and "System" skills are displayed next to a picture for Item and System.
Options
Save/Load
This is where you can save your progress or load a previously saved game. Only one save file is created for this game, so when you choose the Save option, you will be asked to confirm that you want to overwrite your previous saved game.
Controller
Choose a controller configuration for 1P and 2P. There are two standard configurations, A and B, or select Custom to choose what each button does.
You can also turn Vibration ON or OFF at this menu.
Press the START button to reset everything to default settings.
Screen
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Brightness - Increase and decrease the brightness
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Screen Display Mode - Adjust the position for the entire screen or the Portraits/Health & Ki Bars for both characters
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No Flicker Mode - Toggle OFF/ON to improve any flickering in the game
Sound
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Speaker - Stereo or Mono sound
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