If GAF ever had some kind of PayPal collection plate or something to give to the members who most make it worth visiting, neo would be up there with, like, Cheesemeister.
Actually, probably higher since he has an automatic program for Sales-Age stuff whereas neo doesn't have a program for scans.
Anyway... If DBZ doesn't have character creation this time (considering that it's still on PS2/Wii, and it's not like they had to devote many resources to improving graphics/sound), I skip it. Budokai 3 was pretty fun in its own right and BT2 was a great DBZ sim, but at this point the license is holding it back more than anything--I can only stomach the same characters and stories for so long, regardless of the fighting engine behind the games. I get the feeling that I'd enjoy them a great deal more if I could just work around the license and invent my own characters and storylines, which would probably be better than the DBZ ones anyway--much like CAW dominated all my time in WWE games in the days when they didn't suck (which would be 1999-2000).
Summon Night DS, on the other hand... I might just be too easily swayed by cute 2D anime art or something (in spite of the it's-a-trap male lead in his halter top or whatever that's supposed to be), but I want it now. The sprites remind me of Secret of Mana, a little bit.
