Dragonball Z 2 (No Manual)

The split-screen evasive play is where this really shines—ducking and weaving while your opponent’s laser fills half the screen on the other side is pure chaos. Those dust-cloud explosions feel massive every single time, even after dozens of matches.

The camera angle when those bridge-sized lasers go off is pure chaos in the best way, and the dust clouds actually obscure your opponent mid-dodge—it’s tactical and hilarious. Sure, you die to explosions you never saw coming, but that’s half the fun when you’re ducking and weaving split-screen.

The dust clouds from explosions are ridiculously huge—way bigger than any other fighter I've played. Charging up those bridge-sized laser specials feels incredibly satisfying, even without a manual. A solid pick for any Super Famicom collection.