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Replay – Dragon Ball Z: Chou Saiya Densetsu
Last year when I went on a trip to Japan to do this thing, I visited a video game store in Akihabara and bought a copy of Dragon Ball Z: Super Saiya Densetsu for the Super Famicom. This week, we finally play it.
Super Saiya Densetsu never released in North America, but it's a full-length turn-based RPG based on Dragon Ball Z. Its story covers up to the Frieza saga, but features some strange twists and turns. I join Andrew Reiner this week to check out the game, along with Javy Gwaltney, who brute-forced his way through the game as a child despite not knowing how to speak or read Japanese. For the remainder of the episode we look at two more Dragon Ball games, for a small Dragon Ball spectacular.
And for those viewers not interested in Dragon Ball, with Dragon Ball FighterZ releasing today, we promise we will slow down on all the Dragon Ball coverage... maybe.
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