And we can say that it succeeds: Kakarot is an extremely faithful game, which likes to recreate itself in mythical details and dialogue and that covers all the events of Z, as well as some originals. It has been a year since Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot came into our hands, a game desired by many for what it wanted to offer: the maximum possible fidelity to the Toei anime.
A title that showed that gameplay and Dragon Ball could go hand in hand. The template was scarce, but very well adjusted and the Japanese version had a story mode omitted in the Spanish one. That made it less spectacular in the final attacks but gave it a lot of dynamism and a more precise combat system: combos, well-calibrated hitboxes and impressive meteo attacks. A title that was visually crazy, with animations and sprites from another planet, and that had a combat system closer to Street Fighter than Butoden. But it’s arguably the most robust fighting 2D of the 1990s in the series. Hyper Dimension is often a bit forgotten because it was published in the final days of Super Nintendo, with other games in the series already appearing on more powerful consoles. A fun title, more varied and solid than the first part and a good example that adventure and Dragon Ball can fit in with a good eye.
The little Nintendo managed to host several important names, and one of them is Legacy of Goku 2, an Action RPG in which we had many missions to perform, leveling up, learning techniques and all while we were reviewing some of the best events of the series, in addition to presenting us totally original moments that were very well fitted. To say that GBA is surely the platform that has received the most and best Dragon Ball games is not to be wrong. With that said, our order of the 10 best Dragon Ball video games is this.
Before we start, mention that because they are games with very peculiarities of their environment, we have omitted mobile titles from the saga and we have focused on consoles. The order, yes, always ends up going to the consumer’s taste. But it is true that after more than 30 years of video games, with the ‘boom’ of the Butoden in the nineties, the resurgence of the series with Budokai and Tenkaichi in the early 2000s and the good health of recent times with Xenoverse and FighterZ, there is a range of 10-12 games that are among the best. First, because the fanservice component changes everything and allows many of us to end up praising one game over another for different reasons that are not always linked to its quality (and if not, tell Final Bout). Making a top of the best Dragon Ball video games is not easy.
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