I want a compilation game so badly

[miguelnuva1]

I'd love if Bandai could do a HD remaster of Infinte World, Super DBZ and Tenkaichi 3 maybe even sagas and release that. So many fond memories from 3 of those games as a kid.

[Asin]

You'd really want Sagas to get a re-release? The one console game that was developed by Americans that everyone universally considers shit?
Fat chance in Hell HFIL for that.

Out of your list, I can honestly say the only one I can really see getting a re-release is Tenkaichi 3, and as a collection with Tenkaichi and Tenkaichi 2, and most likely with any of Yamamoto's music scraped out and replaced because that man prob has some plagarized music in those.
Super Dragon Ball Z would be nice, but barely anyone really knows about it, and it's similar to Infinite World, in that there's not as big a market for those two. Why? Because not a ton of people bought them and thus they don't appeal to the general masses, at least according to how I understand it.

[coola]

8-16 bit DB and DBZ retro compilation shouldnt be problem, they can use already existing fan translations too

[Zephyr]

Hell yeah, re-release Sagas. Let's go.

[90sDBZ]

Out of your list, I can honestly say the only one I can really see getting a re-release is Tenkaichi 3, and as a collection with Tenkaichi and Tenkaichi 2, and most likely with any of Yamamoto's music scraped out and replaced because that man prob has some plagarized music in those.

Only Tenkaichi 1used Yamamoto's music. 2 and 3 had a different composer.

Super Dragon Ball Z would be nice, but barely anyone really knows about it, and it's similar to Infinite World, in that there's not as big a market for those two. Why? Because not a ton of people bought them and thus they don't appeal to the general masses, at least according to how I understand it.

Super DBZ has a pretty dedicated following, and could potentially attract more interest with online play.

Infinite World didn't sell well because it came out so late in the PS2's lifecycle, and many people had already moved on to 7th Gen consoles at that point. It also didn't have the best marketing, and many fans didn't even know it existed until years later when popular Youtubers covered it. I could see it doing better today if they put out a remaster with decent marketing. Despite being low budget it's one of the best DBZ games out there, and is still fun to play today.

[DBZAOTA482]

Out of your list, I can honestly say the only one I can really see getting a re-release is Tenkaichi 3, and as a collection with Tenkaichi and Tenkaichi 2, and most likely with any of Yamamoto's music scraped out and replaced because that man prob has some plagarized music in those.

Bamco lost the coding for the Tenkaichi games so there's no chance of them being re-released.

Budokai is turning 20 this year so we might get another Budokai HD Collection. Hopefully with Budokai 2 and online functionality this time. Maybe even throw in Shin Budokai, Burst Limit, and Infinite World for an all-star collection.

[Lukmendes]

Bamco lost the coding for the Tenkaichi games so there's no chance of them being re-released.

How the hell do companies lose those things? Konami also lost the source code of Silent Hill 2's, and maybe 3's, release versions and they had to use older, glitchier versions for the HD releases... Seriously lol.

[Asin]

Out of your list, I can honestly say the only one I can really see getting a re-release is Tenkaichi 3, and as a collection with Tenkaichi and Tenkaichi 2, and most likely with any of Yamamoto's music scraped out and replaced because that man prob has some plagarized music in those.

Bamco lost the coding for the Tenkaichi games so there's no chance of them being re-released.

Oh wait, they did?

...How the heck do you lose something like that? Did someone just end up deleting it on accident? Also, where did you get this info? It doesn't sound like something you just mention in an interview, or at least I would think so.

[budokaifanatic007]

Out of your list, I can honestly say the only one I can really see getting a re-release is Tenkaichi 3, and as a collection with Tenkaichi and Tenkaichi 2, and most likely with any of Yamamoto's music scraped out and replaced because that man prob has some plagarized music in those.

Bamco lost the coding for the Tenkaichi games so there's no chance of them being re-released.

Oh wait, they did?

...How the heck do you lose something like that? Did someone just end up deleting it on accident? Also, where did you get this info? It doesn't sound like something you just mention in an interview, or at least I would think so.

I would love the source of that too.