Dragon Ball Z: Collectible Card Game - Revision history

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	'''''Dragon Ball Z: Collectible Card Game''''' is a video game based on the ''Dragon Ball Z: Collectible Card Game'' from [[Score Entertainment]], developed by [[ImaginEngine]] and published by [[Infogrames]] for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance ~~and~~ originally released '''29 May 2002''' exclusively in America.		'''''Dragon Ball Z: Collectible Card Game''''' is a video game based on the ''Dragon Ball Z: Collectible Card Game'' (comprised of and played with physical cards) from [[Score Entertainment]], developed by [[ImaginEngine]] and published by [[Infogrames]] for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance, originally released '''29 May 2002''' exclusively in America.


	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==

	[[File:Dragonball Z - Collectable Card Game GBA-Table.png\|thumb\|View of the main table~~. The~~ player, represented by the "Goku" Main Personality Card, faces against the opponent, represented by the "Krillin" Main Personality Card. <br><br> Both players have a Main Personality Level of 1 and an Anger Level of 1.]]		[[File:Dragonball Z - Collectable Card Game GBA-Table.png\|thumb\|View of the main table; the player, represented by the "Goku" Main Personality Card, faces against the opponent, represented by the "Krillin" Main Personality Card. <br><br> Both players have a Main Personality Level of 1 and an Anger Level of 1.]]

	''Dragon Ball Z: Collectible Card Game'' simulates the experience of playing the physical ''Dragon Ball Z: Collectible Card Game'' from Score Entertainment. Players progress through the game and earn cards by battling other characters in the series and climbing up the rankings ladder. Players can also trade and battle other players using the Game Boy Advance's Link Cable.		''Dragon Ball Z: Collectible Card Game'' simulates the experience of playing the physical ''Dragon Ball Z: Collectible Card Game'' from Score Entertainment. Players progress through the game and earn cards by battling other characters in the series and climbing up the rankings ladder. Players can also trade and battle other players using the Game Boy Advance's Link Cable.
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	'''Combat Phase'''		'''Combat Phase'''

	The player is able to declare combat on the opponent. If the player declares combat then the following steps ~~happen.~~		The player is able to declare combat on the opponent. If the player declares combat then the following steps take place:

	* ~~Player~~ can choose to attack or pass.		* The player can choose to attack or pass.
	* If the player chooses to attack, the opponent can chooses to defend against the attack or pass.		* If the player chooses to attack, the opponent can chooses to defend against the attack or pass.
	* ~~Opponent~~ can ~~now~~ either choose to attack or pass.		* The opponent can then either choose to attack or pass.
	* If the opponent chooses an action, the player can choose to defend against the attack or pass.		* If the opponent chooses an action, the player can choose to defend against the attack or pass.

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	==Legacy==		==Legacy==
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	===Screaming Games LLC===		===Screaming Games LLC===

	* '''Executive Producer:''' Erik E. Stein		* '''Executive Producer:''' Erik E. Stein

	===Infogrames, Inc.===		===Infogrames, Inc.===

	* '''Senior VP of Production:''' Paul Rinde		* '''Senior VP of Production:''' Paul Rinde
	* '''Senior VP of Sales:''' Wim Stocks		* '''Senior VP of Sales:''' Wim Stocks

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	'''Main Personality'''		'''Main Personality'''

	At the beginning of each campaign, the Player chooses a "Main Personality", which is the character that will represent them on the battlefield.		At the beginning of each campaign, the Player chooses a "Main Personality", which is the character that will represent them on the battlefield.

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	* Player can choose to attack or pass.		* Player can choose to attack or pass.
	* ~~The~~ opponent can chooses to defend against attack or pass		* If the player chooses to attack, the opponent can chooses to defend against the attack or pass.
	* Opponent can either ~~make an action~~ or pass.		* Opponent can now either choose to attack or pass.
	* If the opponent chooses an action, the player can choose to defend against the attack or pass		* If the opponent chooses an action, the player can choose to defend against the attack or pass.

	This phase loops until both players pass on their turn. Once these steps are completed, the player's turn is over and the opponent's turn begins.		This phase loops until both players pass on their turn. Once these steps are completed, the player's turn is over and the opponent's turn begins.
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	* '''Most Powerful Personality Victory:''' If the player has five Anger with a Main Personality at Level 4, the player wins.		* '''Most Powerful Personality Victory:''' If the player has five Anger with a Main Personality at Level 4, the player wins.
	* '''Dragon Ball Victory:''' If the player controls a set of all seven Dragon Balls, they win.		* '''Dragon Ball Victory:''' If the player controls a set of all seven Dragon Balls, they win.


	==Codes & Secrets==		==Codes & Secrets==

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-'''''Dragon Ball Z: Collectible Card Game''''' is a video game developed by [[ImaginEngine]] and published by [[Infogrames]] for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance and originally released '''29 May 2002''' exclusively in America.
+'''''Dragon Ball Z: Collectible Card Game''''' is a video game based on the ''Dragon Ball Z: Collectible Card Game'' from [[Score Entertainment]], developed by [[ImaginEngine]] and published by [[Infogrames]] for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance and originally released '''29 May 2002''' exclusively in America.
 ==Gameplay==
-TBD
+[[File:Dragonball Z - Collectable Card Game GBA-Table.png|thumb|View of the main table. The player, represented by the "Goku" Main Personality Card, faces against the opponent, represented by the "Krillin" Main Personality Card. <br><br> Both players have a Main Personality Level of 1 and an Anger Level of 1.]]
-==Story==
+===Game Flow===
 ==Codes &amp; Secrets==

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 ==Game Credits==
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+===Screaming Games LLC===
 ==References==

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Created skeleton page for the game.

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| eng_title = Dragon Ball Z: Collectible Card Game
| dates = 29 May 2002 (NA)
| genre = Card Game
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| developer = [[ImaginEngine]]
| publisher = [[Infogrames]]
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| rating = ESRB Everyone
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'''''Dragon Ball Z: Collectible Card Game''''' is a video game developed by [[ImaginEngine]] and published by [[Infogrames]] for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance and originally released '''29 May 2002''' exclusively in America.

==Gameplay==

TBD

==Story==

TBD

==Codes & Secrets==

TBD

==Merchandise==

TBD

==Releases==

''Dragon Ball Z: Collectible Card Game'' was released '''29 May 2002''' in America. The game received no re-releases and no official international distribution or localization.

==Domestic Media Coverage==

TBD

==Commercials & Trailers==

TBD

==Legacy==

TBD

==Additional Notes==

TBD

==Game Credits==

TBD

==References==
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{{Handheld Games}}
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