After Guts wielded the Dragon Slayer sword in battle for a few years, that gigantic blade took on another symbolic meaning, one that Godot himself commented on when Guts returned to Godot's house.

In the main timeline, Old Kai is lucky enough to escape the Z Sword when Gohan decides to test out just how strong the supposed legendary blade is by having Shin throw boulders at it. When those ...

Dragon Blade may suffer from a painfully generic title, but it befits the content of the game: a hack-and-slash adventure where your sword has been possessed by the spirit of a powerful red dragon.

Speaking of cheap, Dragon Blade looks like a bargain-bin game, even though at the time of this review, it cost $40. The environments look unfinished and the enemies look silly.

Dragon Blade does a solid job of picking up each swing and stab of the titular sword with the Wii Remote, while movement and jumping are handled comfortably by the Nunchuk attachment.