Obviously, this can't possibly happen because it's already hard enough as it is for games to get just a handful of the OST available (usually as DLC - and not as the full versions -, though Kakarot did include some reproductions of a few BGM tracks in the base game).
But for the sake of argument, imagine that just like in the Final Fantasy Theatrhythm series, you can have a musical rhythm game that can cover a selection of the best tracks from the whole franchise in high quality (it includes mostly BGM but also songs here and there), musically retracing the stories with SD characters and landscapes adapted to the music.
Would you be interested in such a game if it could happen? (which is not the case)
Based on the FF Theatrhythm series, it would include selections of the most memorable tracks (according to the devs) from:
- Dragon Ball
- Dragon Ball Z
- Dragon Ball GT
- Dragon Ball Kai (only opening/ending/insert songs before the Boo arc due to the plagiarism issue, then also BGM from the Boo arc on).
- Dragon Ball Super
- All existing movies from all series, probably in one separate playlist.
- Dragon Ball Heroes (all existing variations of the title in one playlist)
- Miscellaneous songs from the many albums and games.
- Alternate versions (remixes, live versions
Do you think a game centered around DB music would have been worth it or do you think DB music as a whole is not THAT iconic nor THAT interesting after all?
Dragon Ball Theatrhythm: would you want it?
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