DragonBall Z: Sagas, being made.

[D3V]

http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/action/dragonballzsagas/media.html?gcst=dbz_sagas_om5.asx

Just got done checking it out, and some of the free streams, looks better than the two bodukai games, *spelling*, and looks like it'll be a top seller on release date. Though, the past disappointments may drive away buyers.

[Grav]

Nobody here likes anime.

[D3V]

Really, I could-a swore it was against the rules for moderators to spam.

[Grav]

We allow you to stay here. That's enough.

[-=Rico-GP=-]

I disagree. I like anime.

Drag-on-ball z has put anime to shame.

[osmoses-jones]

yah dbz it sux i like anime too.

[iceman887]

man i wanna play this game but too bad i don't got ps2 or gamecube or xbox

[D3V]

Dragonball Z hasn't put anything to shame, it has, if anything, made anime popular in North America, you should bow down to DBZ.

[Sovereign]

Never.

I watched a few episodes once. I don't remember what happened, but I remember that I disliked them.

Crest of the STars, Hellsing, Akira, now those are true anime ~_~

[D3V]

What I'm saying is DBZ is what started off the whole anime craze in the USA, Let alone in Japan.

The game though looks pretty awesome, I might rent it to check out what it has to offer, and if I like, I'll keep it.

[Sovereign]

You sure? When did dragonball first come out?

[iceman887]

yah they finally made a dragonballz adventure 3d game, instead of all the fighters VS fighters type ones, my friend will be getting it so i will beable to try it out

[D3V]

You sure? When did dragonball first come out?

"DragonBall, created by Akira Toriyama, was originally serialized in a weekly manga magazine called Shonen Jump. Toriyama's story and characters parallel the beloved Chinese saga "Journey to the West" (also known as "The Monkey King"). For generations, tales (no pun intended) of the Monkey King were passed down and enjoyed in both China and Japan (known as the "Saiyuki"). DragonBall later developed into a successful television series, starting Feb. 26, 1986, that ran for over three years, producing 153 episodes. On April 26, 1989, "DragonBall Z" continues the saga, with 291 episodes, not to mention 17 original movies and annual television specials. "DragonBall GT" is the final television series, that began Feb. 21, 1996. DragonBall has become one of the most popular and most widely known manga and anime series in Japan, and now a global phenomenon. One can find foreign editions of DragonBall manga, as well CDs, video games, toys, original movies and television episodes throughout Asia, Europe, South America and the United States."

So DB came out in 1989. Dragonball Z was in 1996, where it was directly translated to English for the USA. So 1996. People started to get interested in the whole japanese animation, so they started to draw it, then pokemon came out, and it exploded, I believe in 1998.

[Grav]

But DBZ isn't from 1996, that might be when they started butchering it into English, but..

[undeadzombieguy]

DBZ was awesome.

[-=Rico-GP=-]

Dragonball Z hasn't put anything to shame, it has, if anything, made anime popular in North America, you should bow down to DBZ.

You should bow down to my penis. Bizzznatch.

[Sovereign]

DBZ is the REASON I didn't watch anime... then came hellsing. All changed there.

[Hades-Knight]

is it another fighting game or is it like an rpg/adventure?

[-=Rico-GP=-]

RPG/adventure.


Posted 03-02-2005, 06:30 PM

http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/action/...z_sagas_om5.asx