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Dragon
Ball - The Video Games |
A guide to Most of the Main
Characters in The DragonBall Series... |
Like all successful manga or anime, Dragon
Ball inspired video games. But since DB was extremely popular (perhaps the most popular
serie of all time!) it inspired more games than the usual... There is dozen of DB
(especially DBZ) games on every imaginable platforms.
Here is a attemp to list all the DB and DBZ games
that existed. Since there was so many games, it's quite possible there is a few missing on
this list. If you know of a game that isn't on this list, please e-mail me! All the
information for the early games come from Joypad Magazine N.31, April 1994. The titles of
the early games are listed in japanese for now, but I'll add the translations soon.
Dragon Ball Video Games by Bandai
Dragon Ball, The Secret of Master Dragon (Adventure),
Famicom
Dragon Ball Daimao Gyakushu (RPG), Famicom
Dragon Ball Gokuh Den (RPG), Famicom
The Secret of Master Dragon was published in America
as Dragon Power... go to the Defitive page to check this awful game.
Dragon Ball Z Video Games by Bandai (Arcade Games by
Banpresto)
Dragon Ball Z Chogeki Saya-jin! (RPG), Famicom
Dragon Ball Z 2, Seishin! Freeza! (RPG), Famicom
Dragon Ball Z 3, Nessen! Jinzoningen! (RPG), Famicom
Dragon Ball Z Sakai, Tenkaichi Budokai (RPG Barcode Adaptor), Famicom
Dragon Ball Z Saya-jin Densetsu (RPG), Super-Famicom
Dragon Ball Z Saya-jin Zetsumetsu Keikaku (RPG), Famicom
Dragon Ball Z Cho Butuden (Fighting), Super-Famicom
Dragon Ball Z Cho Butuden 2 (Fighting), Super-Famicom
Dragon Ball Z Arcade (Fighting), Arcade
Dragon Ball Z Buyu Retsuden (Fighting), Megadrive
Dragon Ball Z Cell To Kogeki Da (Fighting), 3DO
Dragon Ball Z Cho Butuden 3 (Fighting), Super-Famicom
Dragon Ball Z Pc Engine (Fighting), Pc-Engine
Dragon Ball Z Shin Zetsumetsu Keikaku 1 (Interactive Movie), Playdia
Dragon Ball Z Shin Zetsumetsu Keikaku 2 (Interactive Movie), Playdia
Dragon Ball Z V.R. V.S. (1st-Person Fighting), Arcade
Dragon Ball Z Super Gokuu Den (RPG), Super-Famicom
Dragon Ball Z Super Gokuu Den 2 (RPG), Super-Famicom
Dragon Ball Z Cho Butuden 3 (RPG), Super-Famicom
Dragon Ball Z Hyper Dimension (RPG), Super-Famicom
Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Battle 22 (Fighting), Playstation
Dragon Ball Z Great Fighting Story (Fighting), Saturn
Dragon Ball Z Gokuu Hishouden (Strategy), Gameboy
Dragon Ball Z Gokuu Hishouden 2 (Strategy), Gameboy
Dragon Ball Z Legends (Fighting), Playstation
Dragon Ball Z Legends (Fighting), Saturn
Dragon Ball GT (Polygon Fighting), Playstation
Dragon Ball GT Final Bout (Polygon Fighting), Playstation
I can't recommend or comment on any games since I
played only TWO of all the DB games that exists! I only played the first DBZ Gameboy game,
which I found quite good, but very short, and one of the SNES games. I have seen what most
of the games are like from commercials in DB and DBZ episodes, especially early games.
Some of them looked quite good, like DB Gokuu Den on the Famicom... For enlighted comments
and tons of codes, screenshots, and everything, hop right now to the fabulous Definitive
Dragon Ball video games homepage.
Many of the DBZ games are released in France, with
text translated in French. Only the fighting games got there, though. European video games
are not compatible with american or japanese systems, and I don't know of any adaptor that
work in the PAL/SECAM SNES -> NTSC SNES sense. Too bad. |



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