iPhone (10000 programs)
Pros: New time trial mode. Remastered graphics. Original Japanese soundtrack.
Cons: The touch controls can be unresponsive.
Pros: Syncs to Google accounts. Excellent prediction and layout. Wide support for sticker packs. Easy-to-configure settings.
Cons: No undo button for swipe-to-delete-words feature. Slow to get symbols. Very little customization options. Uses a lot of storage.
Pros: Has community-centric selections. Has a wide range of Asian mobile apps and games. Shows previews of the games’ gameplay. Can download apps directly onto your device.
Cons: Will sometimes require logins using Chinese social media apps. The language settings can’t translate the user reviews.
Pros: Captures the spirit of the Dragon Ball anime and manga. Compares very well with other Dragon Ball games available.
Cons: Some of the fighting moves are fiddly to execute. PvP battles can be one-sided, with overpowered fighters.
Pros: Intriguing story. Fun adventure. Dynamic characters.
Cons: Steep learning curve.
Pros: Allows multiplayer and single-player gameplay. Has online and offline modes. Wide range of weapons. Different maps to explore.
Cons: Auto-start lobbies disrupt pre-game team communication.
Pros: Ability to control up to 34 Sims. Expansive customization options. Lets you play with friends and other players worldwide.
Cons: Mediocre graphics quality. Slow game progression. Lacks more dynamic interactions.
Pros: Same tight gameplay. Fair rate of unlocks. Looks great with all the different movie worlds.
Cons: Exactly the same game but with Disney.
Pros: Still the same joyful music and visuals. More freedom of exploration. Loads to play for free. Once learned, controls are great.
Cons: Always connected. Free roam controls are cumbersome at first. In-app purchases seem necessary for 3 star ranking on later levels.