DragonBall Z (apenas cartucho)

The split-screen mechanic is such a blast—being able to fly thousands of feet apart and then suddenly clash feels exactly like the anime. The cart itself arrived in solid shape and boots right up on my Super Famicom, so for the price, this is a no-brainer for any DBZ fan.

I wasn't sure what to expect from an older cartridge, but the split-screen action is actually really fun and lets you keep track of your opponent even when you're far apart. The special attacks are satisfying to pull off once you get the timing down. Definitely scratches that Dragon Ball fighting it

Despite the cartridge showing its age, the game runs perfectly and the split-screen battles are just as chaotic and fun as I remember them being. Took me right back to playing with my brother.