The Dragon Ball saga hasn't lost its strength despite some stumbles at the start of Dragon Ball Super, and its story took a more than interesting path (though familiar at heart). However, if you want to revisit the classic essence of Dragon Ball, especially everything that was Dragon Ball Z, you should definitely explore several online games. Today we're offering you four, with different graphics and mechanics, but a single goal: to traverse the Dragon Ball universe with nothing but punches.
It wasn't easy to digest those first episodes of Dragon Ball Super. The animation quality was so low that any enthusiast could have delivered far superior results, and for a moment we even wondered if it was worth seeing Dragon Ball return in that state. The series has 39 episodes, and many of its "errors" were corrected in the special Blu-ray and DVD versions (logically), but if you've come to the conclusion that you need more, or in fact you aren't watching Dragon Ball Super and prefer things as they were before, you can always enjoy several online games at no cost. The quantity is enormous, but my suggestions today are reduced to these four:
Dragon Ball Fierce Fighting
Dragon Ball Fierce Fighting: A wide repertoire of characters, relatively simple controls, different scenarios to explore, and all the battles you can imagine, served in a single game. Dragon Ball Fierce Fighting is much more addictive than it appears, and the ability to combine characters from different generations with classic scenarios makes it even more striking.
Dragon Ball Z Battle
Matías talked about this game last Thursday, but it would be crazy to pass it up. Graphically, Dragon Ball Z Battle shares many elements with Dragon Ball Fierce Fighting, however, there are some well-executed details, such as its "story mode". There's nothing better than choosing the young version of Goku and defeating his old enemies one by one. If you think the game is too easy, first get to the Red Ribbon robots, and then tell me.
Dragon Ball Z Devolution
Dragon Ball Z Devolution: Probably the most technical of the four, but not the least entertaining, Dragon Ball Z Devolution makes excellent use of the "demake" concept to deliver a sensational experience. I recommend mastering all available moves, and once in battles we can charge ki and have duels with energy attacks clashing. Add to this an impeccable soundtrack. Finish it from start to finish. It deserves your time.
Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Power
Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Power: If the three previous games seemed too easy, then you need to check out Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Power. Its character menu is not the most complete, but the complexity of its controls will make even the simplest rivals demand respect. Practice, practice, and more practice to reach the limit.
Am I forgetting some online Dragon Ball Z game? Probably yes, but everyone is invited to share their favorites in the comments. Good luck!
