Dragon Ball Z: Super Butouden 2

Dragon Ball Z: Super Butouden 2
Also known as: Dragon Ball Z: La Légende Saien (FR) Developer: TOSE Publisher: Bandai Platform: SNES Released in JP: December 17, 1993 Released in FR: June 1994 Released in ES: June 1994 This game has revisional differences.

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The second of the three Super Famicom "super battle" games improved on the first with better graphics, nicer sound, faster gameplay, and the ability to slowly... very slowly... charge one's ki energy at will.

Oh, and they made Goku a hidden character for some reason. Still, it's considered the best game of the trilogy.

To do: Regional differences. There was a revision prior to the Virtual Console release. This game has a debug mode which triggered on older emulators.

Extra Characters

Press Up + X + Down + B + L + Y + R + A when Gohan is flying during the intro to unlock Son Goku and Broly in non-story modes.

Revisional Differences

Virtual Console

To do: Rip/compare the SFC and re-release soundtracks.

A version was released for the 3DS Virtual Console as an Amazon-exclusive pre-order bonus for Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butouden.

While the gameplay seems unchanged, it received a completely new soundtrack due to a scandal with the original composer, Kenji Yamamoto, where it was discovered that most of his music was derived or plagiarized from existing commercial music.