Dragon Ball Games

[Anonymous No.3895230]

How many DBZ games have you played?
Which ones did you enjoy?

I've already played all the fighting games and the SNES RPG, and recently got into playing the Super Goku-den games.
Finished the first one, pretty awesome presentation, weird battle system.
Currently playing Super Goku-den 2, I had to start over because I fucked up at one of the quiz and got a bad ending, Raditz takes Gohan with him and destroy Earth a year later along with Nappa and Vegeta.
Anyone else played these games? There's quite a few things I don't understand, not only about the combat system but also about the dragon ball-collectan, I don't get the DB% or how do I affect it.

[Anonymous No.3895263]

>>3895230
There's a story based 1v1 fighter on the PC Engine. You play as Goku against 6 different opponents in the story, and there's cutscenes identical to the show

It's kinda weird, some kind of real time turn based fighter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yM4ubAMRTcs

There's also the Mega Drive game that is similar to Butouden series, and has characters from the Frieza and Android sagas

[Anonymous No.3895264]

Hyper Dimension is the best. I'm also fucking good with Vegeta.

[Anonymous No.3895276]

>>3895263
Always wanted to play that PCE one.

>>3895264
I'm slightly lean toward Super Butoden 2 as my favorite, but HD definitely comes second, it's amazing, and the sprite art is ridiculously good.
I wonder why such a good game was made for the SFC; it was a very late release in 1996, and it came after the failure on PS1 that was UB22.

[Anonymous No.3895306]

>>3895276
>Super Butoden 2

Never liked that split screen stuff, felt super awkward

[Anonymous No.3895321]

>>3895306
You have a radar below the health bar that shows your position and your rival's.
I felt it was pretty intuitive.

[Anonymous No.3895597]

>>3895321
this, SB2 is the best dbz game retro at least best non retro is super dragon ball z

[Anonymous No.3895868]

>>3895276
Just imagine how good Hyper Dimension would look if it was released on Playstation, with bigger sprites, more characters (like Kurilin and Trunks, maybe someone from Dragon Ball like Kame Sennin and Tao Pai Pai, but keeping the roster tight, without thousands of transformations) and redbook audio.
The best looking fighting game we never had.

Yeah, why they released it on SNES on 1996 and using a costly chip I will never understand.

[Anonymous No.3895879]

>>3895868
But Hyper Dimension already looks great. The sprites are big enough.
More characters, yeah, that could be cool, but the HD roster is still pretty good, at least it has Freeza, Cell and Boo.
PlayStation got Ultimate Battle 22 with a lot of characters and big sprites, but it looks..... bad.
My suspection is that they weren't experienced with the PS1 hardware (UB22 was an early game launched in 1995 after all), while they were expert working on the SNES.
Shin Butoden on the Saturn is a better game, reuses the UB22 sprites but has better stages and slightly better gameplay, but it still falls short when compared to Super Butoden 2 and Hyper Dimension.

[Anonymous No.3896724]

>>3895868
The butouden games sold millions, and the snes was still popular in Japan at the time

[Anonymous No.3896732]

I want to play this clusterfuck of a tech demo

[Anonymous No.3896941]

>>3896732
I believe this is a motion capture session for Final Bout, not a game.

[Anonymous No.3896960]

>>3895868
It would've looked worse if anything, since then they would've had the same amount of work split into more characters - meaning each one of them would've looked crappier.

And the SNES was still very strong in 1996, especially in japan.

[Anonymous No.3896970]

>>3896941
It was a demonstration of mocap at an event, in the Ban dai booth.
Here's the original article in moon:
http://pc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/article/970321/game.htm
Generally it's considered that this game was cancelled (it was also being developed or intended for saturn), but yeah most likely they used it to make Final Bout later on.

[Anonymous No.3896978]

So what DB/DBZ games have an English patch? I once played the DB NES game which was nice but after the first boss the ROM would just stop ;_; I would actually like to fully play this game. I also played something like an RPG for the original Game Boy where you had to run real fast against a Monkey on either planet Namec or it was just God. The GBA Dragon Ball that exists in English is an AMAZING GAME and the DB game that I was always hoping for. Can't think of anything better.

[Anonymous No.3897795]

>>3896978
Super Saiyajin Densetsu on SFC has an english translation, I think the Famicom RPGs also do, or at least some of them, the first one for sure.
For the Butoden games I think there are english translations made from the french versions.
And Super Gokuuden has an english translation, it's pretty shitty though.

[Anonymous No.3897853]

the only pre ps2 dbz game i had was final bout the original print with the cheesy rock music for an intro

[Anonymous No.3897857]

>>3897853
There was a version with different music?

This is the one I know
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsskkT3HJwU

Only good thing about this game desu

[Anonymous No.3897861]

>>3897857
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Rjcx2j9Ot4 this is the original english version

[Anonymous No.3897869]

>>3897861
This is new to me. Sounds pretty cool actually, but it doesn't matches the video as well as the original japanese song by Kageyama.

[Anonymous No.3898771]

I like watching VS matches of Super Butouden 2.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTDOMqCnwyo

[Anonymous No.3899939]

>>3898771
The movement is too clunky, the game doesn't flow well, even in "high speed". The split-screen is also pretty weird, doesn't fit Dragon Ball at all.
I used to like it almost 20 years ago, though.

[Anonymous No.3900005]

>>3899939
Movement is alright, I especially like Cell Jr. because you can control him mid-air.
I think the flow is pretty good, provided you know what you're doing.
>The split-screen is also pretty weird, doesn't fit Dragon Ball at all.
Well, the Budokai Tenkaichi games used the split-screen and they're often considered the best modern DB games (especially the 3rd one). I think it works and fits DB battles pretty well.
I liked it 20 years ago, and still love it now, in fact I think I love it more now because now I can appreciate the uniqueness of it.

[Anonymous No.3902018]

>tfw no dbz belt scrollan

Even sailor moon got not one but two of these.

[Anonymous No.3902097]

>>3897795
No super gokuden got a new translation recently it's not the same one we grew up with fag

[Anonymous No.3902118]

>>3902097
I wouldn't know, I can read moon.
>>3902018
It'd be weird to see DBZ in the style of Final Fight or SoR, like, Goku casually walking and punching baddies on the go, though not retro, I think there's a sidescrolling action/beat em up for GBA.

[Anonymous No.3902126]

>>3902118
>Goku casually walking and punching baddies on the go
Sounds a whole lot like the "legacy of goku" games after you level up a bit.

[Anonymous No.3902150]

>>3902126
I remember emulating that one back in 2003, but I don't think I got very far.
Thought it was more like an RPG.

[Anonymous No.3902158]

>>3902150
It's kind of an action rpg. Real time, top down combat. You have stats, gain EXP, equip items and stuff. But as far as I know, you never have a party, it's just you.

[Anonymous No.3902650]

>>3902018
Anon...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxuIKgEVmCY

[Anonymous No.3902756]

>>3902650
I remember seeing that title screen somewhere.
Looks like one of those cheap conversions of arcade games for DOS in the early 90s, like the simpsons arcade. Too bad there isn't a real arcade game that's based off of. A DB beat em up on arcades would have been great.

[Anonymous No.3902941]

>>3902650
4 seconds in, that's chun-li's sound effect from the korean bootleg dos sf2 port.

[Anonymous No.3903031]

>>3902097
>http://www.romhacking.net/translations/315/

Holy shit, I went to check it and it's actually true. Is the same guy also going to do Gokuden 2?

Also posting best OP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qro6JZAULCA

[Anonymous No.3903179]

>>3902756
It was based on Ninja Gaiden arcade.

[Anonymous No.3903950]

>>3903031
Have you heard the arranged soundtrack?

[Anonymous No.3905427]

>>3902941
>korean bootleg dos sf2 port.
Was it better than the official DOS port released by Hi-Tech?

[Anonymous No.3905486]

>>3905427

>>3904818

[Anonymous No.3905993]

>>3902018
there was a 3D brawler in Sagas. Sadly, Sagas is unironically one of the worst games I had ever rented

[Anonymous No.3907763]

SB2's Boujack/Zangya story is better written than the actual movie they come from.

[Anonymous No.3908067]

>>3903031
>>3903950
Everytime I see Freeza, I always think of that episode of Denziman where his voice actor sings an insert song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AdZa5_XwXQ

[Anonymous No.3908163]

>tfw got to watch mexican dub of dbz when growing up
God that's one of the best dubs I've listened to in my life
>they kept in the original soundtrack and didn't botch the moments like gohan turning into ssj2
>they dubbed the OVA's and the movies

[Anonymous No.3908175]

>>3908163
I grew up watching the mexican dub of DB/DBZ, and the spanish dub for the DBZ movies, long before DBZ was dubbed in Mexico.
The Spain dub did some really weird things, like changing Gohan's name to "Son Gohanda" and technique names like Kame Hame Ha to Onda Vital ("Vital Wave").
To be fair, the mexican dub of early DB also had some wonky stuff (the KKH was originally called "the glacial wave", when Roshi used it to extinguish the fire on Ox's castle), but later on they used all the correct names.
Only thing that weirded me out was that they renamed Piccolo Daimaou to Piccolo Daimaku.
But to be honest, Daimaku sounds better.

[Anonymous No.3909887]

Butoden 2 all day err day

[Anonymous No.3911486]

>>3898771
Here's another one, not on turbo speed though
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChjjB0JlPO4

[Anonymous No.3913909]

>>3898771
skilled
>>3911486
not skilled

[Anonymous No.3914470]

>>3895230

In all honesty, I've probably played 90% of Dragon Ball games. I was obsessed with the series as a kid, so in my free time I would emulate any of the games I could find. The thing that stood out most to me was the music. Dragon Ball games have always had amazing soundtracks, and still do.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPo0UZev1T0

[Anonymous No.3914610]

How about the weird card battler for the GBC?

[Anonymous No.3914859]

>>3903950
Yeah, I have all those arranged soundtracks for the SNES games. They're pretty great.

[Anonymous No.3914867]

>>3914470
It's a pity they dropped those classic tunes after Final Bout.

[Anonymous No.3914945]

>>3896732
>>3896970
>intended for saturn
>majin buu

i always forget that dragonball existed long before it got dubbed which is weird because they had toys for the cell & buu saga in america back when they were still dubbing namek

[Anonymous No.3915295]

>>3914610
Or how about that DMG game that is supposed to be really good, but also untranslateable.

[Anonymous No.3915363]

>>3914610
This is one of my favorite games ever.

[Anonymous No.3915671]

>>3915295
What is DMG?

[Anonymous No.3915692]

>How many DBZ games have you played?

How many loaves of bread have you consumed in your lifetime?

Jokes aside, a good chunk of them. Butouden is too slow for me. Hyper Dimension was the bomb. Idainaru Densetsu, once you learn how to play, was also hella good.

[Anonymous No.3915696]

>>3915692
>Butouden is too slow for me.

The first one? yeah, but the 2nd and 3rd ones have a turbo mode you can unlock pretty easily.
Legends was great but the gameplay was mostly buttonmash to charge the super bar, I know there are some special moves you can do but you can beat the game by just mashin the attack button. Only level I remember having trouble with was the androids because you have to fight 3 at once.
I never got to try Legends on VS though.

[Anonymous No.3916680]

>>3915671
dot matrix game (OG game boy).
There's a couple DB games for it so I don't know which one he means

[Anonymous No.3917472]

>>3914610
I'd pay $80 for a sequel to this.

[Anonymous No.3919173]

Here's a rip from a Super Butouden 2 promotional VHS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5Gq590ULqk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rp9j80xf9A

Apparently the guy dressed as Goku who is playing the game is Dragon Suzuki, and he was the producer of the Mega Drive game, Buu Yuu Retsuden.

[Anonymous No.3919858]

>>3919173
Thank you for these m8. Enjoyed.

[Anonymous No.3920164]

>>3914470
>>3914867
I always hated the musics, thought they didn't fit with the action, and would have preferred the series OST.

Also the composer got eventually fired because he didn't compose so much as he plagiarized

[Anonymous No.3920179]

Anyone knows what the 13 on Butouden2 and 22 on Butouden 3 covers mean?
I had the Japanese versions as a kid, and my friends and I always wondered what it standed for? (I think we had a lot of theories but can't seem to remember)

[Anonymous No.3920286]

>>3920179
probably a catalog number for Bandai like the 22 game they released

[Anonymous No.3920590]

Nice videos showing how Hyper Dimension fights work
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkrNT89_vUM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZvYghUPhP8

[Anonymous No.3921705]

>>3920164
>Also the composer got eventually fired because he didn't compose so much as he plagiarized
While this is true, the accusations of Yamamoto being a plagiarist are a bit exaggerated IMO. I've heard the comparisons and only some of them sound really similar (like note by note), most of them only share some similarities but it's kind of far-fetched to call it plagiarism, not to mention the alleged plagiarized tracks are only a handful vs hundreds of other songs by him.
When I hear Cell's Theme, I don't think it's a ripoff of Pink Floyd, I think it might sound influenced by PF. But the song is really different, can't call it a ripoff really.
Anyway, plagiarist or not, he made some really great soundtracks on DBZ games, weird to see someone hating the music.

[Anonymous No.3921710]

>>3920179
>>3920286
>probably a catalog number for Bandai like the 22 game they released
Pretty much. All of Bandai's SFC releases were numbered. Here's 超サイヤ伝説, which was their first DBZ on SFC.

[Anonymous No.3924387]

>>3914610
I could never beat 17 and 18 in the Future without using the damn remote

[Anonymous No.3925904]

I've been interested in some retro DBZ games, are there any goood RPGs?

[Anonymous No.3926013]

>>3925904

None of the truly "retro" DBZ RPG's are really very good, the best bet is the Legacy of Goku for GBA games and Attack of the Saiyans on DS (not very old but still retro-like aesthetically), but you're probably aware of those.

[Anonymous No.3927125]

>>3919173
That's pretty cool.

[Anonymous No.3927498]

>>3926013
The famicom RPGs are good, Super Saiya Densetsu on SFC is also a classic.

[Anonymous No.3927520]

>>3927498
No way. It's a shitty grindfest with bad graphics, few and repetitive BGMs and confusing level design.

[Anonymous No.3927539]

>>3927520
>grindfest
>bad graphics

I never needed to grind. It's mostly knowing how to use the cards dealt.
Graphics are also pretty colorful. Maybe older rpgs are just not your thing. The dbz rpgs are cool, they have alternate scenarios and lots of hidden stuff.

[Anonymous No.3928610]

>>3898771
This is pretty cool, I love SB2 VS play.
Here's a very high skilled tournament mode video in 2 parts:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQ6aU16GLws
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMGIYOvvZ44

What I don't know though, is if these videos are edited. The battles are legit, but some of the stuff that happens in between is either edited, or there's some secret stuff I never found out in the tournament mode.
For example: when Gohan beats Zangya, a cutscene triggers where you have to choose between finishing her off or not (just like on the story mode), and after the tournament is over, Broly appears, and at the end Gohan does his super KKH with the same cutscene from the Cell Game on the story mode.
I wonder if there's a way to actually make this while playing tournament, or if it's just a very well made editing job by the guy who made the video, mixing parts of the story mode.

[Anonymous No.3929187]

>>3914610
amazing game, so sad I discovered this so late when I couldn't enjoy it fully

[Anonymous No.3929495]

>>3928610
I thought i knew everything about this game. I am also confused, it seems like its not edited.

[Anonymous No.3929643]

>>3927539
only idiots need to grind because they are too stupid to figure out how the mechanics work and then blame the game. Like darksydephil, this little faggot may argue hes not as bad as DSP but he needed to grind it super saiya densetsu so he obviously is,

[Anonymous No.3929659]

>>3926013
>the best bet is the Legacy of Goku for GBA
Wtf no. Dragon Ball card RPG series, which started on the Famicom, is really good. We got Super Sonic Warriors on the GBC, which is a classic.

[Anonymous No.3929753]

>>3929495
I think it might be edited, because when you play tenkaichi mode, the stage is the tenkaichi arena only. Plus all these weird story-mode moments happening in between make me think it's edited, but who knows, maybe it's another secret. Super Butoden 2 is actually full of secret shit, I only discovered about one of the routes in story mode recently (the one where Zangya and Boujack build some towers)

[Anonymous No.3929814]

>>3902150
I miss the style Gohan had back then.

[Anonymous No.3929878]

>>3902018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSE6p5F_5AE

[Anonymous No.3930943]

>>3929878
That's not a belt scrollan though, but it's a damn fine side-scrolling beat 'em up, it's the game that better recreates the feel of the original DB with the best gameplay. I tried the DS one, and it wasn't as good as this.
Advanced Adventure could have been a great SNES game, I would have flipped my shit if I played this back in the day.
It also reminds me of Astro Boy Omega Factor, another licensed anime game on the GBA that absolutely blew me away, 11/10.

[Anonymous No.3931198]

>>3929659
Supersonic Warriors is a beat'em up and for the GBA, DS and 3DS. Some people will say the 3DS version is based on something else, but at the very least it's a spiritual successor.

[Anonymous No.3931350]

>>3931198
There was no supersonic Warriors for 3DS.

[Anonymous No.3932016]

>>3931198
>>3931350
He's talking about Dragon Ball Z Extreme Butoden. It's a spiritual successor to both that and the Super Butoden games. It's mainly a button masher, but a few people have actually been playing it a bit more like a fighting game. I am among those. The game has a surprising amount of potential.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUzS8SI-CAeu8Hu8qNr58qQ/videos

Bear with the camera. These are the only good matches you'll find on YouTube from what I've been able to dig up.

[Anonymous No.3933985]

>>3903950
Any download link for this soundtrack?

[Anonymous No.3934018]

>>3932016
Is it a good game? It doesnt really look to much like supersonic warriors, which i loved. Ive been let down by dbz handheld fightan games before (Taiketsu).

[Anonymous No.3935048]

Would love to see an indepth video review of all the pre PS2/Budokai Dragon Ball games for 8-16-32 bit systems.
Call your local youtube eceleb

[Anonymous No.3935070]

>>3935048
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLO7ChEvlE6ffjJ4iMIsGhPLc2dhRo76FV

[Anonymous No.3935349]

>>3935070
I watched the videos that are about the /vr/ games, pretty good although didn't got anything I didn't knew already. Still I feel only 1 video for all the fighting games and 1 video for the RPGs seem a bit rushed, the reviews are not bad themselves though, but not as in-depth as I'd like.

[Anonymous No.3936435]

>>3935048
There are many good video reviews but most of them are in spanish.

[Anonymous No.3937635]

>>3914470
Music in this game is so good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5ZLAje6EHM
It reminds me of the kind of music from the DBZ OSTs that came with vocal songs
The percussion in this is basically the same as in the Super Gokuden 2 game over music.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkjrSOf1km

I always loved these weird songs in the DBZ CDs.

[Anonymous No.3937642]

>>3914470
Music in this game is so good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5ZLAje6EHM
It reminds me of the kind of music from the DBZ OSTs that came with vocal songs
The percussion in this is basically the same as in the Super Gokuden 2 game over music.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkjrSOf1km4

I always loved these weird songs in the DBZ CDs.

[Anonymous No.3938173]

>>3934018
It can be hit or miss for some. I personally reall like the game. The online is basically dead because it came out in a patch about a year after release. Not only that, but the game never really had advertisement so it wasn't popular. The AI is painfully easy, barring a couple modes.

In terms of being a successor to Supersonic Warriors, it basically tried taking the Butoden name and 2D fighting as well as audio quality, but I think it's nice, along with the HUD/UI of the Supersonic Warriors games. I think one theme from SSW was remixed in Extreme Butoden, but I don't remember which one.

There should be a demo in the E-Shop. If you find the gameplay fun, you'd probably like buying the full game. It's not long, with each story mode basically being short what-ifs and the last one unlocking Bardock and Broly. Then you have Adventure Mode or something like that. You do some objectives, and doing them well enough nets you assists to use in battles, and that unlocks Beerus. Then you have the Extreme World Tournament, which unlike the rest of the game, actually has the AI fucking do something instead of stand there like a braindead ape. After beating that, you unlock SSG Goku. Finally you have the Extreme Survival, which is just a survival mode that nets you Extreme Points, which at certain milestones will get you Extreme Characters that I'll touch on later.

The whole shtick of the game is to balance out your "DP" cost of combatants and Z-Assists. You have 6 slots, with Combatants taking 2 and assists taking 1. You tap the screen to either use an assist or switch combatants. Doing this puts them on cooldown for a certain period based on their DP cost, which always range from 1-7. You can also typically gauge a character's strength by their DP cost. For example, Raditz is DP1 because he has low health, damage, and his attacks aren't really that good even though with 4 assists, he can get an infinite combo.

[Anonymous No.3938195]

>>3934018
>>3938173
cont.

SSGSS Goku is DP7. He has the highest health in the game, good attacks, specials, and is overall just an extremely powerful character that can abuse some really annoying tools. There are outliers, such as Beerus who is beyond broken. He's the "year 20XX" of EB.

Extreme Characters are DP7 versions of each character that were originally DP1-6, that ranging from Raditz to fucking Broly. Extreme Characters are given bonus damage and defense based on what DP they were beforehand, with DP1 getting the largest boost barring Broly. His boost is way too fucking high.

The "meta" is DP15. I've done a lot of testing, and I agree with this. It prevents people running with two DP7s and good assists. I personally run Bardock, who isn't great but he's my favorite character, and Cell. I also use two assists, as running 2/2 combatants/assists is the most common and strongest combo barring gimmicks such as solo Raditz, Ginyu, or either of the Buus.

While it's a button masher at first, you can learn great combos that either work with out without assists. For example, SS Goku, Cell, Trunks, SS Gohan can all create pretty damaging combos without assists, but someone like SS Vegeta can perform devestating combos with the help of assists. Then you have Beerus who can, without assists, kill any character in a single combo. You also typically have different combos depending on distance because opponents wallbounce lower when you're closer to the corner.

A lot of, if not every single character is viable no matter their DP cost, which is really nice. Obviously some are stronger than others, but it's really refreshing.

Bear with me, just bear with me please. While the online is dead, there is a dedicated Discord to EB. They're actually chill people who just want to play some EB. I'd highly recommend going there, as you can get plenty of action there.

[Anonymous No.3938201]

>>3934018
>>3938173
>>3938195
cont.

If you are interested in the game or have any questions, just shoot 'em my way. I'd recommend getting it if you want a game that can be played casually but has a surprising amount of potential as a fighting game.

What's you're favorite character?

Have a great day, anon.

[Anonymous No.3938207]

>>3938201
>spoiler

your*

Of course I fuck up at the very last part.

[Anonymous No.3939957]

I played the demo of Extreme Butoden and liked it, but it was nothing like the Butoden games.
To be fair, the Butoden game released on the DS wasn't like the classic Butoden either.
The last Butoden was Shin Butoden on Saturn sadly.

[Anonymous No.3940008]

Best game. how the fuck to I take bigger screeshots with SNES9x?

[Anonymous No.3940471]

>>3895230
I never touched dbz on vr consoles. I didnt know any of these games existed

[Anonymous No.3941570]

>>3940471
Many of them have had translations for a while, they were some of the most popular games that people downloaded in emulators in the late 90s/early 00s other than the top dogs like Mario, Final Fantasy, etc.
Some of the fighting games also had official release in some European countries, or were available in pirate form.

Anyway, try them out if you like DBZ, most of them are pretty good.

[Anonymous No.3941664]

>>3940008
Enlarge them on paint or Photoshop.

[Anonymous No.3942474]

What /vr/ games let me play as Nanajyuugo?

[Anonymous No.3942531]

A little trivia: the same team who developed the two Gokuden games went on to develop the first Digimon World.

[Anonymous No.3942585]

>>3895230
at least tried several on the GB/NES/SNES
the fighting ones on SNES were good, the card games were in jap and I couldn't figure out on Gameboy, the NES one Kacho played was bad.

favorite one is Attack of the Saiyans on DS. Classic style JRPG, 3 person party, combination attacks, spending points to upgrade/unlock moves. mainly takes place between the time of the end of Dragon Ball and the beginning of Dragon Ball Z

[Anonymous No.3942851]

>>3942531
From what I could gather on Mobygames, some of them worked on Digimon World DS, but not the playstation game.

[Anonymous No.3943435]

>>3942585
Kacho also played Super Butouden
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJNLFQXdeko

He should have played Super Butouden 2 though.