Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension - Revision history

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			[[File:hyper-dimension-inside-cart-photo.png\|thumb\|250px\|''Hyper Dimension'' game cartridge internals, featuring the SA1 add-on chip]]
	''Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension'' is the final ''Dragon Ball'' franchise game on the Nintendo Super Famicom, released '''29 March 1996''' in Japan. The game's story and roster roughly covers the end of the series' original serialization, while also including [[Freeza]] and [[Cell]] as playable characters and story mode villains.		''Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension'' is the final ''Dragon Ball'' franchise game on the Nintendo Super Famicom, released '''29 March 1996''' in Japan. The game's story and roster roughly covers the end of the series' original serialization, while also including [[Freeza]] and [[Cell]] as playable characters and story mode villains.

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	As with the previous games such as the ''Super Butōden'' series, battles are held on a 2D field. In addition to basic attacks such as punches, kicks, and energy blasts, players can perform special moves via specific button combinations, as well as super moves via similar button combinations with sufficient energy gathered and/or meeting specific health meter requirements. ''Hyper Dimension'' features a new gameplay system wherein the player's health and energy are one in the same.		As with the previous games such as the ''Super Butōden'' series, battles are held on a 2D field. In addition to basic attacks such as punches, kicks, and energy blasts, players can perform special moves via specific button combinations, as well as super moves via similar button combinations with sufficient energy gathered and/or meeting specific health meter requirements. ''Hyper Dimension'' features a new gameplay system wherein the player's health and energy are one in the same.

	Like other ''Dragon Ball'' video games of its era, ''Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension'' is presumed to have been developed by [[TOSE Software]] for [[Bandai]].<ref>~~Sam Kennedy, 1UP.com, ([~~https://web.archive.org/web/20110604002838/http://www.1up.com/features/gaming-dirty-secret "TOSE: Gaming's Dirty Little Secret"])</ref>		Like other ''Dragon Ball'' video games of its era, ''Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension'' is presumed to have been developed by [[TOSE Software]] for [[Bandai]].<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20110604002838/http://www.1up.com/features/gaming-dirty-secret\|Website=1UP\|Title="TOSE: Gaming's Dirty Little Secret"\|Date=24 January 2007\|AccessDate=14 October 2019}}</ref>

	The ''Hyper Dimension'' cartridge makes use of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Super_NES_enhancement_chips#SA1 Super Accelerator 1 (SA1) chip], which allows for upgraded features over the base level Super Famicom capabilities including a faster clock speed and RAM, data compression, etc.		The ''Hyper Dimension'' cartridge makes use of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Super_NES_enhancement_chips#SA1 Super Accelerator 1 (SA1) chip], which allows for upgraded features over the base level Super Famicom capabilities including a faster clock speed and RAM, data compression, etc.
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	Sixteen pages are dedicated to ''Hyper Dimension'', the last of the three games covered within the book. Six pages explain the game's mechanics (with sidebars outlining the story and tournament modes), while the remaining pages each provide special technique and strategies for the ten playable characters.		Sixteen pages are dedicated to ''Hyper Dimension'', the last of the three games covered within the book. Six pages explain the game's mechanics (with sidebars outlining the story and tournament modes), while the remaining pages each provide special technique and strategies for the ten playable characters.

	===~~Campaign~~===		===Pre-order/Reservation Bonus===
			[[File:hyperdimension-softcase-bonus.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|''Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension'' soft case pre-order bonus]]
			Those who pre-ordered ''Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension'' for its original release in Japan could obtain a special soft case that could hold a single Super Famicom cartridge.<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=http://pekindbz.blog90.fc2.com/blog-entry-564.html\|Website=戦えドラゴンボーラーズBLOG\|Title="【今日のＤＢグッズ　その４０６】ドラゴンボールZ HYPER DIMENSION 特製ソフトケース"\|Date=10 February 2010\|AccessDate=14 October 2019}}</ref>

	Special video ~~and case~~; information to be translated and referenced		===Video===

			Special video; information to be translated and referenced

	==Releases==		==Releases==

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Playable Characters

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	\|[[File:Hyperdimension-sprite-boo2.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Majin Boo]] (Pure)\|\|n/a\|\|Also appears in non-gameplay modes transforming down from the Southern Kaiōshin absorption\|\|Immediately selectable		\|[[File:Hyperdimension-sprite-boo2.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Majin Boo]] (Pure)\|\|n/a\|\|Also appears in non-gameplay modes transforming down from the Southern Kaiōshin absorption\|\|Immediately selectable
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	\|[[File:Hyperdimension-sprite-freeza.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Freeza]]\|\|Final Form\|\|Also appears in ~~none~~-gameplay modes in each prior transformation\|\|Immediately selectable		\|[[File:Hyperdimension-sprite-freeza.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Freeza]]\|\|Final Form\|\|Also appears in non-gameplay modes in each prior transformation\|\|Immediately selectable
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	\|[[File:Hyperdimension-sprite-cell.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Cell]]\|\|Perfect\|\|Also appears in non-gameplay modes as second form; [[Cell Jr.]] accompanies special attacks\|\|Immediately selectable		\|[[File:Hyperdimension-sprite-cell.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Cell]]\|\|Perfect\|\|Also appears in non-gameplay modes as second form; [[Cell Jr.]] accompanies special attacks\|\|Immediately selectable

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	\| music = Takano, Nakajima, Tonkupon, Chatrita		\| music = Takano, Nakajima, Tonkupon, Chatrita
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			\| shipped = 220,000<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Dragon Ball Video Game Data"\|Book=33\|Page=p. 216}}</ref>
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	''Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension'' is the final ''Dragon Ball'' franchise game on the Nintendo Super Famicom, released '''29 March 1996''' in Japan. The game's story and roster roughly covers the end of the series' original serialization, while also including [[Freeza]] and [[Cell]] as playable characters and story mode villains.		''Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension'' is the final ''Dragon Ball'' franchise game on the Nintendo Super Famicom, released '''29 March 1996''' in Japan. The game's story and roster roughly covers the end of the series' original serialization, while also including [[Freeza]] and [[Cell]] as playable characters and story mode villains.

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Game Credits

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	==Game Credits==		==Game Credits==

	[[File:~~Superbutoden2-cover~~.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|150px\|Original Nintendo Super Famicom box]]		[[File:VG_Hyper_Dimension_Cover.png\|thumb\|150px\|Original ''Hyper Dimension'' Nintendo Super Famicom box]]
	* '''Production Manager''': Eisaku Maniwa		* '''Production Manager''': Eisaku Maniwa
	* '''Executive Producer''': Kazumasa Ogata		* '''Executive Producer''': Kazumasa Ogata

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Arranged Soundtrack

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Codes & Secrets

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

	~~[[File:Superbutoden2-charsunlocked.png\|thumb\|256px\|Character select screen following a correct code input, with both Son Goku and Broli unlocked as playable characters]]~~
	===Special Battles===		===Special Battles===
	By clearing the story mode without using a continue, the player can fight through three "Special Battle" (スペシャルバトル ''Supesharu Batoru'') sequences with Son Gohan:		By clearing the story mode without using a continue, the player can fight through three "Special Battle" (スペシャルバトル ''Supesharu Batoru'') sequences with Son Gohan:

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International Releases

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	===International Releases===		===International Releases===

	[[File:~~Superbutoden2~~-~~frenchtitle~~.png\|thumb\|256px\|Title screen from the ~~game~~'~~s French localization,~~ '~~'La Légende Saien~~'']]		[[File:Hyperdimension-frenchtitlescreen.png\|thumb\|256px\|Title screen from the ''Hyper Dimension'' French localization]]
	A French localization of ''Hyper Dimension'' was released in February 1997, which does not include the game's story mode.		A French localization of ''Hyper Dimension'' was released in February 1997, which does not include the game's story mode.

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 ==Stages==
-SB2 LEFTOVERS
+[[File:Hyperdimension-stages.png|thumb|256px|''Hyper Dimension'' stage select screen]]
-* Wilderness (荒野 ''Kōya'')
+''Hyper Dimension'' provides five base stage selections; these stages are unnamed on the select screen, and are instead represented by visuals only. The game allows for knocking an opponent into different areas of a stage selection, including up into the air (or back down from it), or horizontally to another related area.
 ==Codes &amp; Secrets==

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Guide Book

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	===Guide Book===		===Guide Book===

	[[File:~~Superbutoden2~~-guidebook.png\|thumb\|200px\|Cover of the ''~~Super Butōden 2~~'' guide book]]		[[File:Hyperdimension-guidebook.png\|thumb\|200px\|Cover of the ''Strongest Fight Bible'' guide book]]
	''[[Dragon Ball Strongest Fight ~~BIBLE~~]]'' (ドラゴンボール最強格闘BIBLE ''Doragon Bōru Saikyō Kakutō BIBLE''), a guide book released under the ''V-Jump Guide Books Game Series'', was released '''01 October 1997''' covering three video games: ''[[Dragon Ball: Final Bout]]'' on the Sony PlayStation, ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Idainaru Dragon Ball Densetsu]]'' on the Sony PlayStation and Sega Saturn, and ''Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension''. ## pages are dedicated to ''Hyper Dimension'', ~~showcasing.~~..		''[[Dragon Ball Strongest Fight Bible]]'' (ドラゴンボール最強格闘BIBLE ''Doragon Bōru Saikyō Kakutō BIBLE''), a guide book released under the ''V-Jump Guide Books Game Series'', was released '''01 October 1997''' covering three video games: ''[[Dragon Ball: Final Bout]]'' on the Sony PlayStation, ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Idainaru Dragon Ball Densetsu]]'' on the Sony PlayStation and Sega Saturn, and ''Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension''.

			Sixteen pages are dedicated to ''Hyper Dimension'', the last of the three games covered within the book. Six pages explain the game's mechanics (with sidebars outlining the story and tournament modes), while the remaining pages each provide special technique and strategies for the ten playable characters.

	===Campaign===		===Campaign===

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	!Track!!Title!!Length		!Track!!Title!!Length
	\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"		\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"
	\|1\|\|Shin Butōden's Theme (SS Version "Shin Butōden" Powerful Arrange Version)\|\|3:42		\|1\|\|Shin Butōden's Theme (SS Version "Shin Butōden" Powerful Arrange Version)\|\|2:22
	\|-		\|-
	\|2\|\|Elegy of Battle (SFC Version "Awakening Chapter Suite: Battle Elegy" Powerful Arrange Version)\|\|4:35		\|2\|\|Elegy of Battle (SFC Version "Awakening Chapter Suite: Battle Elegy" Powerful Arrange Version)\|\|2:40
	\|-		\|-
	\|3\|\|Decisive Battle! (SFC Version "Awakening Chapter Suite: Battle Elegy" Powerful Arrange Version)\|\|4:13		\|3\|\|Decisive Battle! (SFC Version "Awakening Chapter Suite: Battle Elegy" Powerful Arrange Version)\|\|2:15
	\|-		\|-
	\|4\|\|Vegeta's Theme (SFC Version "Awakening Chapter Suite: Assault!!" Powerful Arrange Version)\|\|4:07		\|4\|\|Vegeta's Theme (SFC Version "Awakening Chapter Suite: Assault!!" Powerful Arrange Version)\|\|2:24
	\|-		\|-
	\|5\|\|Theme of Hyper Dimension (SFC Version "Hyper Dimension" Powerful Arrange Version)\|\|8:20		\|5\|\|Theme of Hyper Dimension (SFC Version "Hyper Dimension" Powerful Arrange Version)\|\|2:40
	\|-		\|-
	\|6\|\|Battle Edition (SFC Version "Hyper Dimension" Powerful Arrange Version)\|\|3:27		\|6\|\|Battle Edition (SFC Version "Hyper Dimension" Powerful Arrange Version)\|\|3:57
	\|-		\|-
	\|7\|\|Danger Signal (SFC Version "Hyper Dimension" Powerful Arrange Version)\|\|3:43		\|7\|\|Danger Signal (SFC Version "Hyper Dimension" Powerful Arrange Version)\|\|3:57
	\|-		\|-
	\|8\|\|Dear (SFC Version "Hyper Dimension" Powerful Arrange Version)\|\|4:33		\|8\|\|Dear (SFC Version "Hyper Dimension" Powerful Arrange Version)\|\|3:21
	\|-		\|-
	\|9\|\|Zarbon's Theme (SS Version "Shin Butōden" Unreleased Theme)\|\|3:42		\|9\|\|Zarbon's Theme (SS Version "Shin Butōden" Unreleased Theme)\|\|2:48
	\|-		\|-
	\|10\|\|Mr. Satan Mode (SS Version "Shin Butōden")\|\|9:14		\|10\|\|Mr. Satan Mode (SS Version "Shin Butōden")\|\|3:01
	\|-		\|-
	\|11\|\|Get Angry, Gohan!! (SS Version "Shin Butōden" Extended Piano Sonata)\|\|9:14		\|11\|\|Get Angry, Gohan!! (SS Version "Shin Butōden" Extended Piano Sonata)\|\|7:40
	\|-		\|-
	\|12\|\|Evil Warrior Vegeta (SS Version "Shin Butōden" Hyper Dub-Mix)\|\|9:14		\|12\|\|Evil Warrior Vegeta (SS Version "Shin Butōden" Hyper Dub-Mix)\|\|4:04
	\|-		\|-
	\|13\|\|Confrontation of Destiny (SS Version "Shin Butōden" Film Score-Mix)\|\|9:14		\|13\|\|Confrontation of Destiny (SS Version "Shin Butōden" Film Score-Mix)\|\|3:20
	\|-		\|-
	\|14\|\|Ending Theme: "Red-Hot Fighting" (SS Version "Shin Butōden" Vocal Version)\|\|9:14		\|14\|\|Ending Theme: "Red-Hot Fighting" (SS Version "Shin Butōden" Vocal Version)\|\|5:08
	\|-		\|-
	\|15\|\|Midday's Darkness ~Prince Of Darkness~ (SS Version "Zarbon's Theme" Vocal Version)\|\|9:14		\|15\|\|Midday's Darkness ~Prince Of Darkness~ (SS Version "Zarbon's Theme" Vocal Version)\|\|4:32
	\|-		\|-
	\|16\|\|Bonus Track: Willpower of Light (Original Karaoke)\|\|9:14		\|16\|\|Bonus Track: Willpower of Light (Original Karaoke)\|\|4:54
	\|}		\|}