Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3 (2004)

Dimps

PlayStation 2

3.91 from 602 ratings

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The third installment in the Dragon Ball Z: Budokai series begins another tournament of champions where only one fighter can prevail. As one of the characters from the Dragon Ball Z animated series, you can master an all-new fighting system that lets you teleport, juggle opponents, fly, and attack in a variety of ways. As you progress through the tournament, … Read more
The third installment in the Dragon Ball Z: Budokai series begins another tournament of champions where only one fighter can prevail. As one of the characters from the Dragon Ball Z animated series, you can master an all-new fighting system that lets you teleport, juggle opponents, fly, and attack in a variety of ways. As you progress through the tournament, you can unlock up to 40 bonus characters from the DBZ universe. You can also post and retrieve character profiles from the Internet. Read less
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Details

Developers
Dimps
Publishers
Atari, Inc., Bandai
Genres
Fighting
Themes
Action
Franchises
Dragon Ball
Series
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai

Release dates

  • Nov 16, 2004 (Full Release) (North_America) PlayStation 2
  • Nov 26, 2004 (Full Release) (Australia) PlayStation 2
  • Nov 26, 2004 (Full Release) (New_Zealand) PlayStation 2
  • Dec 03, 2004 (Full Release) (Europe) PlayStation 2
  • Feb 10, 2005 (Full Release) (Japan) PlayStation 2

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Rating distribution

5 stars
155
4 stars
264
3 stars
158
2 stars
23
1 star
2
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DucksOnQuack

Status DucksOnQuack Aug 29, 2023

I don't care about Dragon Ball, but this thing is the only thing I cared about in the franchise. It's so baffling how much of this song plagiarized September that jt lives rent free. I love Capsule Obtain. Also made me learn that they're are 2 Japanese game composers named Kenji Yamamoto. One was involved with Metroid like Super Metroid …

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I don't care about Dragon Ball, but this thing is the only thing I cared about in the franchise. It's so baffling how much of this song plagiarized September that jt lives rent free. I love Capsule Obtain. Also made me learn that they're are 2 Japanese game composers named Kenji Yamamoto. One was involved with Metroid like Super Metroid and Prime and the other with Dragon Ball. At first, I was like "Wait. THE Kenji Yamamoto. The one behind tracks for Super Metroid and Prime?" But no, just 2 composers witht he same name. The DB Kenji Yamamoto composed for DBZ Kai and many DB video games. All of this until March of 2011 when Toei acknowledged this and fired Kenji, replacing his music in rereleases. Turns out he's been plagiarizing for a very long time. Capsule Obtain is just THE WORST OFFENDER.

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