(bootleg is mostly if not always meaningless in the introductory sentence.) |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 3: | Line 3: | ||
|image = File:Dragon Ball Z 5-1.png |
|image = File:Dragon Ball Z 5-1.png |
||
|caption = Title screen. |
|caption = Title screen. |
||
| − | |publisher = [[ |
+ | |publisher = [[Supertone Electronics]]<br/>[[Ka Sheng]] (Dead stock) |
|developer = [[Rex Soft]] |
|developer = [[Rex Soft]] |
||
|cartid = Original: None<br/>Ka Sheng cover: NT-603 |
|cartid = Original: None<br/>Ka Sheng cover: NT-603 |
||
Revision as of 22:19, 3 March 2020
Dragon Ball Z 5 is a Beat em' up for the Famicom, based on the Dragon Ball Z anime. It was released around 1995.
Overview
The game's story loosely retells the events of Dragon Ball Z up to the Cell Saga, featuring cut scenes using screencaps from the show.
The soundtrack featured is an 8-bit rendition of the Saint Seiya theme song. Also, the character select theme sounds similar to the song One Way or Another from the musical artist, Blondie.
Featured Characters
Playable Characters
Piccolo (Misspelled as "Picolo")
Krillin (Misspelled as "K0lin")
Vegeta (After defeating him as a boss)
Enemies
One Eyed Robot
Miniature Tank
Bosses
Gallery
Front of box.
Side of box.
Top of box.
Bottom of box.
Back of the box.
Cartridge.
Original release.
Ka Sheng print, with an original PCB.
Trivia
- The box art features Goku as a child and Piccolo Daimao/Demon King Piccolo, both from the original Dragon Ball, despite the game only focusing on Dragon Ball Z.
- The "5" in the title may be a reference to the "Dragon Ball Z Gokuden" series, which only had 4 entries, and the game was meant to be an "unofficial sequel" to those games.
- Although the box art says "Super Gokuden 5", the game's title screen says "Super Butoden 5".
External link
| List of games by Rex Soft |
|---|
|
Boogerman II: The Final Adventure · Dragon Ball Z 5 · Samurai Spirits · The King of Fighters '97 |