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Kamehameha! Akira Toriyama's wildly popular anime comes to life on the PS2, but not without its problems. Read Review
Cartoon Network's popular Anime series comes to life on the PlayStation 2! Fight to the finish against the deadliest fighters in the universe and take on the most powerful heroes and the most evil villains in Dragon Ball Z. The more you win, the more difficult it gets. Can you survive?
Learn all the skills and secrets of your favorite Dragon Ball fighters. Hidden characters, hidden modes, and more!
Although it originally aired almost 14 years ago in Japan, Dragon Ball Z's popularity in America is a relatively recent phenomenon. Thanks to Funimation's translation of Akira Toriyama's animated series, which is a staple on Cartoon Network, DBZ is more popular than ever. So it was no surprise that a videogame was made in order to capitalize on the show's newfound popularity. Dragon Ball Z: Budokai is arguably the best Dragon Ball game ever made… but that's like saying Hot Wheels Velocity X is the best Hot Wheels game of all time. As a fighting game, Budokai is mediocre at best and annoyingly frustrating at worst. But as an interactive story it's sure to delight fans of DBZ, and most likely entertain those that were interested in the show but never had the opportunity to watch it. Read More »
Also known as: DBZ Budokai, Dragonball Z Budokai
Release Region: United States
Release Date: December 4, 2002
Publisher: Infogrames
T for Teen Blood, Mild ViolenceRelease Region: United Kingdom
Release Date: November 1, 2002
Publisher: Infogrames
Also available on: GameCube
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