To fly, you must hold down R and then move in the direction you want, though it can often be a little unresponsive. However, this can get very frustrating due to the very strange flying mechanics. Taking some cues from The Legacy of Goku on GBA, your character will fly around this new world between missions. This place has all of the familiar Dragon Ball characters, but they are scattered about in different areas, with you meeting more as the game moves along. The premise of Dragon Ball Fusions has your created character and your buddy finding the Dragon Balls and making a wish that inadvertently sends you to another realm of some sort. There are five races to choose from, but the rest of the character design is very lacking to where it’s hard to really distinguish many of the features from one another. One of the more disappointing aspects of this though is that the character creator is incredibly limited. Similar to in Xenoverse, Dragon Ball Fusions starts off with you creating your own player avatar that you will be using for the entire game. This smaller condensed version of the characters works to the advantage of the system’s hardware and looks pretty good while doing so. All of the classic Dragon Ball characters maintain their basic design, but now they are in chibi form. Handheld games often choose to use different art styles to make the most of the more limited technology compared to consoles and that is exactly what Dragon Ball Fusions chose to do. The characters you know and love are present, but they may look a little different than you are used to.
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One complaint that many have had over the years with Dragon Ball games is the inability to offer a new story, which the Xenoverse series has done a good job at avoiding themselves and now Fusions takes a similar approach. The multi-generational Dragon Ball franchise just keeps going across many different mediums, including the relatively new Dragon Ball Super and the recent release of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. While the Dragon Ball related games have started to add in more RPG style elements in recent years, developer Ganbarion is looking to take the series in a more traditional turn-based direction with Dragon Ball Fusions.
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