I tried to beat the HARDEST Dragon Ball Z game ever made

Dragon Ball Z Infinite World is a title that, to many, is synonymous with frustration, challenge, and relentless difficulty.

In the early 2000's the Budokai series was the go to for Dragon Ball Z fans. Coming out a few years before the Tenkaichi series, it was the closest players could get to experiencing the spectacle of the franchise on home consoles at the time. Many believe, and this included me at some point, that the series concluded with Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3 in 2004. But this isn't actually the case, as the 3rd installment was followed up by Shin Budokai 1 and 2 or “Another Road” as it is known in some regions. They were released on the PSP in 2006 and 2007. Since they were not released on the home consoles, they didn’t get as much attention and some consider them to be mere spin offs, rather than fully fledged Budokai games.

Finally in 2008, 4 years after the release of Budokai 3, the PS2 would receive Dragon Ball Z Infinite World. Who many consider to be the true sequel to Budokai 3. Essentially ,making Infinite World the Budokai 4 we thought we never got…but actually did.

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Chapters

00:00 - The Hardest Dragon Ball Z game
00:24 - The Goal
00:55 - A Tough Beginning
05:30 - Pay to Win
07:56 - Practice Makes...
11:20 - In the Middle of Difficulty
18:18 - The Shadow
23:18 - There are two Sides to the Story
28:36 - The Budokai 4 we never got
31:09 - Fighter's Road
38:35 - The Dark Souls of Dragon Ball Z games