Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors
Aerial combat fighter featuring DBZ characters with signature moves like Kamehameha and Final Flash. Includes 'What If' storylines and 2-player versus mode via link cable.
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About This Retro Game
First DBZ fighting game designed specifically for handheld systems
12 playable characters with transformations (Goku SSJ3, Vegeta SSJ2, etc.)
Interactive destructible environments including mountains and cities
Z Warrior mode lets you create teams of 3 fighters with assist attacks
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