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i got this from dbgt.com [url]http://www.infogrames.co.uk/site/site_show_product.php?productID=23[/url] many of you may have already seen this, but what the hey.

[url]http://ps2.ign.com/articles/095/095029p1.html[/url] when you get to the page, just click on the link at the bottem of it, it should say something like, see images, media ect..... something like that, but like i said before, the videos arn't very good, they have more scenes from the show than from the actual game.

have any of you seen any clips from the game, i went to ign.com and they had the clips of the dbz game from e3 2001 but they wern't really that good, i just wanted to know if any of you guys had seen them?

did you notice that his hair line is sorta like vegeta's ( in the front)

i think that they are going to be really good, at leas i hope so, but i've never played a dbz game before so i'm not really sure what to expect

i'm not sure if you all have seen this but i thought i might post it anyway, it's from gamepro.com PlayStation 2 owners will also get a taste of the Dragon Ball Z action in the fall of this year. This version, though, will be completely different from the Nintendo games. Rinde explains, ?The level of complexity will be much different than in the GameCube game. The universe will be much bigger, it won?t be part of a trilogy, and it will have its own story line. It will be an action/adventure game with a significant number of fighting elements.? Like the GameCube version, the PS2 title will have over 30 playable characters, but it certainly won?t be just a one-player game. Plans so far call for a multiplayer brawl, arena style. Rinde hopes that once Sony finalizes its online strategy (meaning a network that actually exists), the game will support between six to eight players duking it out at the same time. The game will also support multiplayer havoc offline, as well.

have you tried gta2?

i wounder why they don't just put it on adult swim

why does the u.s. have to change a bunch of the words and names around in the dbz episodes?

yeah i think that's a pic from an early state of the game

i used to be a huge fan of wwf, but that was when stone cold was the main man, and now it seems like it's just not as good as it was.

sweet, atleast i know it's a true pic

yeah i'm not really sure, i just thought they would get in trouble since they said thay got it from gamepro mag. here is what it said: Its the moment we have all been waiting for: the very first screen shots of the Game Boy Advance Dragonball Z game! I found the latest Gamepro issue with a first look at the new Dragonball Z games coming to the GBA later this year. And there is some good news for all you Game Cube and PS2 owners: Infogames plans to release DBZ games for both platforms. While the GC version will be similar to the GBA version in where it will be action/RPG oriented, the PS2 version is said to be a more platform/action oriented game with more fighting. Both games will have over 30 selectable characters. For more info on this feature check out the March 2002 issue of Gamepro that should hit the news stands soon. Its chock full of images and info concerning the future of DBZ games on all platforms, including the Xbox and PC.

did you try the link to see the larger version?

well here is the site i found it on: [url]http://www.dragonball-gt.com/unrivaled/[/url] just scroll down and you'll see where it talks about the game, click on the link it says the pics for the gba but it has the pics down below the others, just click on the pic to make it bigger, it looks pretty good actually, if it's real that is

i could be wrong, i found it on this site, they said it was in it's really early state

i was trying to find some pics of the dbz game for the ps2 and i came across this, i'm not sure if it's 100% true or not but here it is LOS ANGELES -- Every third email pinging my inbox is some question about "DragonBallz." When are "DragonBallz" games coming out? Who's making them? Where can I get one? So when I saw a life-size plushie of "DragonBallz" hero Goku pulling off some wicked kung fu at the Infogrames E3 booth, I had to stop and get the low down. After a long, heated exchange with the game's reticent associate producer (at one point I threatened to come back with a GameCube controller and bash him in the head if he didn't tell me what I wanted to know), I ended up with a few basic answers and a lot of unanswered questions. Here's what I was able to figure out: Three "DragonBallz" games are coming out in "early 2002," for next-gen game systems. The associate producer (who I'll call Mr. C, to protect his identity in case he told me anything he shouldn't have while I was cursing him for not giving more info) wouldn't say which three next-gen systems, but the trinity obviously lends one to believe that there will be a game for the Xbox, PlayStation2, and GameCube. Mr. C also said there would be two handheld games available, but wouldn't say anything else about them. He wasn't saying much. Here's a quote from the "DragonBallz" website: "Infogrames is currently in the pre-production phase of game development and as such, are focusing on putting the finishing touches on game design documents and acquiring necessary approvals. As soon as this process is completed, we can begin regularly updating and answering your questions about the game." Company reps showed video snippets from one game, which looked like it was done on the PS2 or a PC. The video was lots of hype and little substance. Basically, there were about six clips from the game interspersed through about 20 clips from the animated series. That's not to say it wasn't cool -- it's "DragonBallz," c'mon -- but it didn't shed too much light on what the games would be like. The clips showed Goku soaring through a vibrantly colored world on a giant rock, performing different attacks. It's going to be a third-person action adventure, and Goku looked more realistic than on the cartoon series. The 3D backgrounds, the trees, and house (all the clips took place outdoors), looked pretty cartoony. Mr. C said there will be three versions of Goku in the game: He starts out small and thin, then as he goes on adventures, he bulks up. Although I didn't actually see it in the gameplay on display, Mr. C assured me that Goku does get to use his three special attacks. When I pressed him harder he apologized for not being able to show them. He got a faraway look in his eyes and said, "They look awesome, you've got to see them." The last thing Mr. C told me was that Infogrames would be making some more specific announcements about the games in the next few weeks. They were waiting for everything to clear with the "DragonBallz" creators before they made anything else public. Plus, from the quality of the video they were showing, it appears to be a little early in the production.

yeah i'm a moron, i just wasn't paying attetnion to my spelling forgive me

thanks, and sorry for all the questions

sorry, but i can't get the thing to work

oh i see, so have there ever been any rumors of a new series, or is it pretty much gone?

are the voices for the dbz characters in the U.S. episodes the origional voices? or are they different?

yeah that all helps alot, thanks!

oh ok, so is gt not as long as dbz? because it didn't have as many sagas did it?

thanks! but just one more thing, is mr satan hercule or what?