#REDIRECT [[Video Game Compilations]]
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Numerous electronic, video, and board games based on the works of [[Akira Toriyama]] have been release
In the modern era, most mainline video games are produced with an international market in mind, though certain pro
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==Game Credits==
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...Animation]]'s animated adaptation, subsequent television series, or within video games produced by [[Bandai Namco]].
==Video Game Techniques==
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''Dragon Bowl'' is an unlicensed Korean arcade game produced by Nics Co. Ltd. in 1992 featuring characters, stages, and world e
The game plays near-identical to ''Ninja Gaiden''.
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'''''Dragon Ball XENOVERSE 3''''' is the third video game in the ''XENOVERSE'' series. It is slated for release on PlayStation 5, Xbo
A new video game project known as "AGE 1000" was announced at the ''Dragon Ball'' 40th anniv
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| next = Additional Franchise Video Games
==Crossover Video Games==
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...ed in 1992 exclusively in Korea for the Nintendo Famicom home console. The game stars [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dooly_the_Little_Dinosaur Dooly the Li
...ome computer system, and one on Sega's Mark III / Master System home video game console.<ref name="hcg"></ref>
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{{tab | Game | [[File:bio-shallot-game.png|120px|Shallot (Game)]]}}
...t, and thus far only, appearance as the main character in the mobile video game ''[[Dragon Ball Legends]]''.
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'''''Dragon Ball Online''''' is a Massively Multiplayer Online Role-playing game developed and published by [[NTL]] for PC and released '''04 February 2010'
==Game Credits==
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'''''Dragon Ball: Raging Blast''''' is a fighting game developed by [[Spike]] and published by [[Bandai Namco]] for the Sony PlayS
==Game Modes==
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===Futabashi Famicom Game Book Series===
...choose your own adventure"-style novelizations of various ''Dragon Quest'' video games.
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...x 360 and released '''11 November 2010''' in Japan. The game is the second game in the ''Raging Blast'' series, following the 2009 release of [[Dragon Ball
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'''''Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit''''' is a fighting game developed by [[Dimps]] and published by [[Bandai]] for the Sony PlayStation
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...ember 2003''' exclusively in Japan. It is a remake of the Nintendo Famicom game [[Dragon Ball 3: Gokū-den]].
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...leased on '''25 December 2011''' in Japan. The game is the third and final game in the ''Raging Blast'' series, following the 2010 release of [[Dragon Ball
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'''''Dragon Ball: Final Bout''''' is a fighting game developed by [[TOSE Software]] and published by [[Bandai]] for the Sony Pla
==Game Modes==
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'''''Arale's Jump Up''''' is an action game published by [[Enix]] and released in 1984 for the PC-8001 mkII microcomput
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...90 game [[Dragon Ball Z: Kyōshū! Saiya-jin]] and the fifth ''Dragon Ball'' game released by ''TOSE Software'' for the Nintendo Famicom.
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...or the Nintendo Famicom that allowed players to scan special cards for the game.
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