While I am not Roto, I have played DBZ Budokai Tenkaichi 3 on the Wii, but I haven't touched it for a while.Originally Posted by Erdrick Holmes
Punches and Kicks aren't exactly seperated, but rather waiting attacks and immediate attacks. Waiting attacks are used with the B button on the Wii Remote, and when combined with a certain direction of the Analog Stick end up differently. Waiting attacks are similar to Smash moves in SSBM. However, if the B button is pressed when not in a combo, you merely shoot a fireball. Immediate attacks are just fast attacks which can be used continuously until you reach a 3-4 move combo which, at the end, push your opponent away. This is not at all punishing, so doing a waiting attack in the middle of it is recommended.
To fly towards your opponent, you hold C and thrust the Nunchaku Attachment forward. (Or, as a laymen way, you can just tilt it forward, since thrusting it will almost always get you that tilting motion anyway.)
In order to block, you must make sure the cursor is on the screen, and press down on the D-Pad. (I'm not exactly sure about this one.)
To do super moves, you hold the Z button and the B button and do a specific motion. With most attacks though, you actually push the cursor out of a specific part of the screen and bring it back in. However, even with these, you are able to completely exaggerate motions! n_n
Quick review:
Immediate Attack: A Button
Waiting Attack/Fire Ball: B Button
Block: Cursor on Screen + D-Pad
Fly to opponent: C + Thrust Motion/Tilt Motion
Super Move: Z + B + Motion
Combo Example:
A, A, Down + B (Trip Opponent, combo ended) A, A, Up + B (Kick opponent into air, combo continued), C + Thrust (Now at opponent's location), A, A, Down + B (Smash opponent to the ground), Z + B + Cursor out of top, back into screen (Special Attack, Yajirobe's long-range sword slash of ultimate complete doomsday! RAWRZORZ!).
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