Some are absolutely awesome, some are terrible, and a few are somewhere in between, but we’ll be giving each other them a little time in the spotlight, even if it’s long overdue. With our list of 25 Classic 90s Dragon Ball Z Games That Only Super Fans Knew About, we’ll be discussing the many Dragon Ball games we missed out on (and a few we didn’t,) almost all of which have fallen by the wayside during the ensuing years. Sadly, very few of these games made it to our shores, but that doesn’t mean that many of them aren’t worth tracking down and playing today. Unbeknownst to those thousands of kids, teens and adults, there were actually A LOT of Dragon Ball games, and not just ones based on Z.Įven as far back as the Famicom (the original Japanese version of the Nintendo Entertainment System) there were games following the story of Dragon Ball and Z, and that tradition would continue on to the Super Famicom, Sega Mega Drive, PlayStation, Saturn and even oddities like Bandai’s Playdia.
