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| Game Code: | DB | Genre: | RPG / Turn Based |
| US Title: | not released in USA | US Publisher: | - |
| Japan Title: | Dragon Ball Z - Super Saiya Densetsu | Japan Publisher: | Bandai |
| Title in Kanji: | Title in Kana: | ||
| European Title: | Europe Publisher: | - | |
| Developer: | Bandai | Players: | 1 |
| Accessories: | none | Special Chips: | none |
| Save: | Battery |
DBZ is standard turn based RPG fare, except you use cards to select what kind of attack you want. The graphics are very primative (like an NES game), though I found the cinematic battles to be amusing. Simply put, the 20 minutes I put into this game, it seemed rather dry (no variety in enemies, the lack of a story worth paying attention to, and the non-detailed overworld). The fact that DBZ was so popular led several fan translations to be released.
Reviews
Sean Jacox (a.k.a Koji) - 3/10Bibliography
- Nintendo Power, Pak Watch - Japan Watch (mentioned as a top selling game in Japan, mistakenly listed as "Dragon Bull"), Publication date: June 1992, Volume: 37, Pages: 113
- Nintendo Power, Pak Watch - Japan Watch (gives a description of the game and some screenshots), Publication date: July 1992, Volume: 38, Pages: 113
- Saiya Translations translation of the game on Romhacking.net (link)
- Dragon Ball Z Game Translations translation of the game on Romhacking.net (link)
- Klepto Software translation of the game on Romhacking.net (link)