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I preordered it for $38 to be shipped to my house (free shipping). Id say the site, but Im assuming there's a rule against advertising or something. Brand new, sealed in plastic and all.

Nice, I'm just going to go pick it up. XD

it's completely ridiculous UT's character creation completely ignores female sayians and the customization Dragon Ball Online offers. They even didn't bother to include Pan but they did take the time to add someone else from GT.

WTF and UT requires less time and development than DBO. Ridiculous! Those stupid developers/publishers don't deserve money.

Thank you for being the 1st ever person on the internet to spell ridiculous correctly and not "rediculous" besides me.

As far as the female saiyan thing goes, maybe they were trying to hold true to the series where there were no female saiyan cast characters? That's a pretty sad excuse, but its the best I can muster for a possible explination. Yes, there will be a lot of sad losers in their mom's basements who will want to make an "uber hot saiyan". The feature would have been a good idea to include. As far as Pan goes, I'd probably take Oolong or one of the chunks of Frieza that had to be replaced with Mecha parts after being blown off over Pan. That's just me though, to each their own. All in all, it wont affect me, but I find the exclusion of the female saiyan customization a bad move.

EDIT: Perhaps the lack of female customizability will affect me, as there would probably be more female hairstyles resembling my real life hair, and I like to recreate myself in games because I like to see myself complete an epic quest, while dying maybe 25 times throughout, and comming back to life without any real reason, and without freaking out really really really badly when I DO come back. I'll probbaly have to stick with effing Raditz hair.

It's not advertising if you're just saying where you got the game from. It's not advertising unless you're getting something in return for it. I mean, I'm happy to say where I get my stuff from. I'll tell you all the time, buy your video games at GameStop because the customer service is great and the people give a crap about games.


I stopped throwing my money at them after Attack of the Saiyans. I haven't bought a Dragon Ball game since then, and I doubt I will for the foreseeable future.


I guess they don't think that girls play fighting games. This is absolutely not true. I mean, most fighting games are practically fan service incarnate with the ripped clothes and muscular guys. Take a look at half the cast from Street Fighter, especially the shirtless ones, and double especially Vega and you can probably guess what's appealing about it to some people.

Oh, and girls can like fighting too. Just saying.


I don't mind making an avatar of myself in a video game, but they generally aren't close to what I look like in real life since I'm offered video game customization. In Dragon Quest IX, I'm a kid with green hair and red eyes. It's only my online avatars that I make resemble me.