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Dragonball Z Ultimate Battle 22 (Best)

Second hand. Please note: this is the ‘Best’ version. Catalogue number SLPS91017. Disk has been buffed. Light manual impressions.

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$10.87 $16.99 In stock

Category: Playstation

This Ultimate version keeps true to its 16 Bit predecessors and utilises the extra processing power to make the game engine move swifter and looking more spiffing with some fine sound effects thrown in for the real enjoyment of the anime devotee. A tasty into whets the appetite with some smoothly animated introduction from the DBZ world. The balanced level of ambition to the graphical approach leaves a very playable title, not only for the series fan, but also those who enjoy a flurry of furious fists every now and then in their gaming.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Penelope ★★★★★

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.

Violet ★★★★★

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.

Samuel ★★★★★

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.