Dragonball Z Ultimate Battle 22 (Best)

The 2D sprites move noticeably faster than the old 16-bit games, and the audio has a nice punch to it during fights. It’s a solid upgrade for any fan who wants smoother battles on PS1.

The sound effects are surprisingly crisp for a 16-bit style fighter, and the smoother engine makes combos feel much more responsive than I expected. It’s a solid upgrade that captures the old-school vibe without feeling clunky.

The extra processing power really shows—the engine moves so much faster than the old 16-bit versions, and the visuals are a proper step up without losing that classic feel. Sound effects got a nice boost too. Definitely the version to grab if you're a DBZ fan on PlayStation.