The first fighting game bearing the Dragon Ball license, Super Butouden covers some of the series's key battles (from Goku's battle with Piccolo to the Cell Games).
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A capa do jogo é o cell perfeito mas o jogo so vai ate o android 16 curioso não ?
alias a trilha sonora é bem massa, os controles responde okay.
mas é dificil pra caramba.
alias a trilha sonora é bem massa, os controles responde okay.
mas é dificil pra caramba.
C'était déjà pas très fun à jouer à l'époque et ça a terriblement mal vieilli. Les sprites sont un peu grossiers, les combats sont mous et pas très intéressants. Reste quelques thèmes dans la bande-son qui étaient chouettes.
I guess I can't be that hard on the game as it is the first to implement the aspects that make Butoden games special, such as the split screen. But uff... it's so hard to play this now. Surprisingly clunky for a 1993 game.
I have it on the Switch as well because it was a bonus pre-order lol. As a fighting game it's absolute dogshit. Graphically it looks very nice and seeing Dragon Ball on an actual SNES feels really Super for anyone growing with it, take that in mind.
If you're a fan of Dragon Ball Z what's not to love? Ehh, quite a lot actually. The sprites are sluggish, the moves difficult to pull off, and it's hard, very hard. The later characters you face already have a big advantage over you given that their health bar is sometimes double the size of yours but when even blocking their frenzied attacks drains your energy to nothing you can't help feel like you're ice skating uphill. On the plus side they did a good job with the story, with a very good mix of characters.
Game Review - originally written by Spinner 8
The Dragon Ball Z fighting game that started it all, as they say. After this game, Bandai realized that fighting games are where it’s at, and that no one wants to play crappy card-based RPGs anymore. And I hear that the recent Budokai PS2 games are actually good, unlike this game.
The Dragon Ball Z fighting game that started it all, as they say. After this game, Bandai realized that fighting games are where it’s at, and that no one wants to play crappy card-based RPGs anymore. And I hear that the recent Budokai PS2 games are actually good, unlike this game.