showing 3 games
| name | publisher(developer) | year arrow_downward | description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22 | Bandai | 1995 | Calling all Dragon Ball Z fans and collectors! The Japanese blockbuster is here! An international smash hit, this vintage Dragon Ball Z fighter features 22 famed DBZ warriors that players can select to recreate epic, one-on-one Dragon Ball Z battles. Easy to play but tough to master, this long-awaited classic offers match-ups from the Buu, Frieza, and Android Sagas. Experience the DBZ game that has thrilled fans all over the world!*** [46]*** [32]***Japanese version [29]*** [27] | labelimagesubject |
| Dragon Ball Z: Idainaru Dragon Ball Densetsu | Bandai | 1996 | labelimageminimize | |
| Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout | Bandai;Atari (Bandai) | 1997 | DRAGON BALL comes to the American market with DRAGON BALL GT: Final Bout. Choose from 17 characters that can fly at will and shoot fireballs from their hands. If you keep getting grounded, train your character to have better endurance and the ability to fly longer. When your friends want in on the fight, play the two-player mode and let them have it. DRAGON BALL GT: Final Bout is not for those with weak hearts.*** [100]*** [32]***European version [29]***Japanese version [29]***This is a very awful Dragonball Z Fighting game for Playstation. The characters are polygonial(Bandai's step into 3d), but they look awful because you can see all the individual polygons! The music is alright, and so are the sound effects. The English dubbed voices are absolutey horrible(Just listen to chibi Goku)! The gameplay is the area where this game really lacks. The controls are unresponsive, it takes seconds to perform a move after you tap a button, and you can finish off your opponent by repeatedly tapping the same button for the whole round(I mean, c'mon! How fun is that?) [HyperAXISZ] | labelimagesubject |
