Dragon Ball Z

Dragon Ball Z

by Jakks Pacific
Genres:Arcade
Game modes:Single player
Story:Plug & Play from Jakks Pacific released in 2005. There are 3 main modes available: • Buto-Retsuden: Arcade Mode in which you have to compete in 1v1 matches. The sprites look similar to the SNES DBZ games • Kamehameha Assault: Try to conquer all 7 Dragon Balls in a kind of "pong" clone • Pinball: Search for secret triggers and collects as much points as possible: you'll unlock a boss fight and if you win, you'll get a Dragon Ball. Conquer all 7 and a wish of yours will come trueShow more
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