Following ཧthe recent surprise announcement of Budokai Tenkaichi 4, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Dragon Ball fans are starting to fear what might happen to their contro🍌llers thanks to beam clashes and excessive analogue stick wiggling.
Last week, Bandai Namco did the unthinkable and announced that a mainline Budokai Tenkaichi game was in development for the first time since 2007. It was massive news for Dragon Ball fans who have been waiting for a fourth game in the series for so long and the community has been abuzz since th𒁃e first trailer dropped. As great as a fourth Budokai Tenkaichi game is, though, it might not be good news for everyone, specifically th🌌ose hoping to keep their controllers intact.
Shortly after Budokai Tenkaichi 4 was announced, reaction memes started being shared, mostly to show everyone's excitement. They're also managing to capture fear and dread as ꩲthe Dragon Ball community has collectively remembered the damage that beam clashes 💮did to analogue sticks back in the old days.
For those who don't know, . In some Dragon Ball games, this leads to a button mashing session or both att𝐆acks being cancelled out, but for Budokai and Budokai Tenkaichi, both players have to rapidly spin the analogue stick around as fast as possible to win, usually causing damage to both the player's palm and their controller. Even worse, Budokai Tenkaichi also does this if two players attack each with fists at the same time, so it's even more of a common thing than in Budokai.
The pain of a beam clash has been a long-running meme in the Dragon Ball community, but now that Budokai Tenkaichi 4 is out, it seems that fans everywhere and realising what sort of pain their 🔜DualSense and Xbox cont🌜rollers are in for. Thankfully, , while poor Puss acts as the controller about to get killed.
Memes making fun of how intense these beam clashes can be , with some getting over 2💧7k likes in just a few days. Even though beam cౠlashes haven't been confirmed for the fourth game yet, it's clear that we're all worried about the same thing.