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Dragon Ball Z: Sagas is a 3D adventure video game developed by Avalanche Studios and published by Atari, based on Dragon Ball Z. Sagas is the first and only Dragon Ball Z game to be released across all sixth generation consoles, the first Dragon Ball Z console game to be developed by a non-Japanese developer (American in this case), and the first Dragon Ball Z game to be released on a non-Japanese console: the Xbox. It also ended up being the only Dragon Ball Z game to be released on the original Xbox, while the Japanese machines (mainly PlayStation 2) continued to get a steady stream of Dragon Ball related games, all of which are still made by Japanese developers. Sagas has fighting-based gameplay with new abilities becoming available via upgrade. There are three basic fighting styles: Melee, Combo, and Ki. Melee attacks are often swift and leave the opponent temporarily stunned. Combo attacks are several consecutive punches or kicks to the opponent which may contain up to 10 hits. Ki attacks are energy blasts that rely on a rechargeable meter for power. The most powerful ki blast is the "Special Move" found in the first level. Playable characters Goku (The Arrival, Saiyans Duel, Ascended, RIT Armor, Cell Games) Vegeta (Saiyan Elite, RIT Armor, RIT Armor Variant) Kid Gohan (Namekian Uniform, RIT Armor) Teen Gohan (RIT Armor Variant, Namekian Uniform, Cell Games) Future Gohan (Classic Orange and Blue Uniform, One Arm) Piccolo (Namekian Uniform, with Cape) Future Trunks Adult Future Trunks (No Jacket, Dark Jacket, Light Jacket, RIT Armor, RIT Armor Variant) Teen Future Trunks After completing the game, along with being able to play any level with any of the previous characters, the following characters are unlocked: Broly Bardock Krillin Tien Shinhan Yamcha Trivia Vegeta and Nappa have alternate colors in the opening cinematic. Semi-Perfect Cell is called "Imperfect Cell". This is one of five games in which Future Gohan is playable with one arm, the other being Dragon Ball Legends, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle, and Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero. Masahiro Shimanuki was the animation supervisor for the animated intro. As he had spent most of his time working on One Piece by then, the characters look very Oda-esque. #fyp #retrogames #ps2games #gamer #vaevictis

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Set in a retro futuristic 1959, Andrew Monday, a multi-billionaire industrialist, built the utopian city of Punchbowl, Pennsylvania. During its opening, deceased traveling salesman Edward “Stubbs” Stubblefield rises as a zombie, consuming brains and creating an undead army. Stubbs seeks answers about his death, though he’s also infatuated with Andrew’s mother, Maggie. His journey includes escaping the Punchbowl Police Station by using his detached hand to control a scientist, leading to a dance-off with the police chief that ends with an exploding pancreas. He then encounters Otis, a paranoid redneck militia leader, whom he tricks into detonating his own TNT stockpile, after a “Brains” filled speech to his zombie army. Stubbs even urinates in the town’s water supply at the dam, causing it to explode and worsen the outbreak. Eventually, Stubbs confronts Herman Wye, who reveals he accidentally created Stubbs with a growth serum. After defeating Wye, Stubbs arrives at City Hall where Maggie recognizes him and reveals he’s Andrew’s biological father, having had an affair with Stubbs in 1933. Otis, Maggie’s father, killed Stubbs and buried him where Punchbowl now stands. After Maggie’s confession, Stubbs eats her brain. Enraged, Andrew attacks, but Maggie, now a zombie, convinces Stubbs to spare their son. As Stubbs and Maggie share a romantic embrace in a rowboat, Punchbowl is destroyed by a nuclear strike to contain the outbreak. ##blowthisup##VideoGameLore ##GamingStory##fyp##ClassicGaming

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2 of the strongest video game vampires goes head to head in this round of Video game VS!!! Who do you all got?