Hey. I am just asking is that are there any maijor differences between Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tencakichi 3 (DBT3) for the Wii and DBT3 for PS2?. For example does Wii have better graphics, more chracters etc. I wanna to know if they are exactly the same so I can get DBT3 for PS2 since it is coming out a month earlier to be exact. Also I have some questions for DBT2. -Can you instenlily transfrom from normal Goku to SS3 Goku without transforming into SS Goku,and SS2 Goku first? I have tried transfroming instenlily to SS3 but it doesn't work I to transform to SS1 then SS2. -When I try to power down to normal goku by pressing R3 + Down it doesn't work. I have to both press R3 and L3 + down for it to work. Is there something wrong with my controller or possibly my ps2?
Make sure you have enough KI bars to do the transformation. You *should* be able to transform to SSJ3 right away, as each direction on the ****og is assigned to his forms (Normal, SSJ1, SSJ2, SSJ3. This is why SSJ4 Goku was made a separate character). Just remember that the number of KI bars required to change forms is dependent on which form you're trying to do. For example, SSJ1 would require 1 bar, SSJ2 would require 2, etc. Odd. Haven't come across that myself.
Differences? yeah, the Wii version allows for online play and the PS2 version allows for new content and game play modes by loading previous memory info from 1 and 2.
The Wii version features Online Multiplayer with leaderboards and rankings, and has "Battle Replay" mode which allows you to capture your favorite fights on video and save them to the internal memory Since the PS2 has no Online play, the PS2 version has "Disc Fusion System", where by inserting a Budokai Tenkaichi or Budokai Tenkaichi 2 disc during play, you unlock "Ultimate Battle" or "Ultimate Battle Z" modes featured in the old Tenkaichi games Both versions have the same number of characters and stages and overall content, the only notable differences are the ones listed above, in addition to the Wii Version having unique controls