Dragon Ball Z: Super Goku-den: Kakusei-hen is the second and last video game of the Super Goku-den series. It was released only in Japan on September 22, 1995, for the Super Nintendo.
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A sequel with the same gameplay and therefore issues of the previous one.
Amazing that, even this is "DBZ", both of these games actually rappresent og DB while this one obviously reaches the Frieza saga. Weird that they didn't go beyond here with Cell and Majin Boo.
Btw it's still slightly better but it's still the same bad RPG at the core.
Amazing that, even this is "DBZ", both of these games actually rappresent og DB while this one obviously reaches the Frieza saga. Weird that they didn't go beyond here with Cell and Majin Boo.
Btw it's still slightly better but it's still the same bad RPG at the core.
Game Review - originally written by Spinner 8
This game picks up right where Dragon Ball Z Gokuden left off, starting with Goku before the 23th tournament and going to the end of the Freeza Saga. As far as gameplay, it's pretty much the same thing: watch people talk and occasionally make choices to influence to conversation, and every so often fight some guys, but not often. La!
Oh, and yes, this game's actual title is Kakusei Hen, but it's listed as Totsugeki Hen in GoodSNES. I think any insults towards Cowering are nothing more than redundant at this point.
This game picks up right where Dragon Ball Z Gokuden left off, starting with Goku before the 23th tournament and going to the end of the Freeza Saga. As far as gameplay, it's pretty much the same thing: watch people talk and occasionally make choices to influence to conversation, and every so often fight some guys, but not often. La!
Oh, and yes, this game's actual title is Kakusei Hen, but it's listed as Totsugeki Hen in GoodSNES. I think any insults towards Cowering are nothing more than redundant at this point.