DBZ games on the Sega Saturn?

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DBZ games on the Sega Saturn?

Post by SegaSaturnGamer » Fri Dec 17, 2010 2:57 pm

Do any of you happen to know any DBZ game that was released on the Sega Saturn and if so are they good enough fo you to recommend a purchase?
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Re: DBZ games on the Sega Saturn?

Post by linkdude20002001 » Fri Dec 17, 2010 6:08 pm

Kanzentai has a video game guide.

There are two games: Shin Butōden and The Legend. I own The Legend for the PS1, but I haven't played it much yet (got it recently). Shin Butōden is a traditional Butōden game, so it's probably quite fun; I enjoyed the original three for the SFC.
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Re: DBZ games on the Sega Saturn?

Post by Turtle Marked Stone » Fri Dec 17, 2010 9:31 pm

Shin Butoden is absolutely gorgeous and the sound is amazing. The AI is balls hard though, it's a good day if I can make it through match 3 without resorting to cheap tactics. The Mr.Satan mode (where the CPU's fight each other and you have to use weapons to rig the match to help whomever your betting on win) is really fun and almost worth the price of the game itself. The tournament mode is excellent too.

Legends is fun, the Sega Saturn version is easily superior to the Playstation version. There's not much I can say about DBZ legends that you won't hear doing a little research on it. It was essentially the Sparking series of its time. A great DBZ simulator.

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