Dragon Ball Z- Advanced Adventure:

PC Game.



System Requirements:

• OS: Windows 98/98 SE/NT/ME/2000/XP/Vista
• Size: 6.376 MB
  
• RAM: 64 MB or Higher.

Here's a game that's been a long time coming. Dragon Ball Avanced Adventure originally came out in Japan back in 2004, and about a year ago, it was released in Europe. Why Atari waited so long to bring it out in the States is beyond me, but it's about frickin' time. This 2D platformer lets you relive Goku's earliest adventures as he sets out on his first quest to retrieve the seven magical Dragon Balls.

If your knowledge of Dragon Ball begins with Goku and Piccolo's confrontation with Raditz, the game's story might confuse you at first. This game isn't based on Dragon Ball Z, but Z's noticeably-less-popular-in-the-U.S. predecessor, Dragon Ball. Here, Goku is still a naive youngster, we don't know that he's an alien, and there's not all the "This is the most powerful enemy I've ever faced -- his power level is off the charts!" jazz that you see in DBZ. Dragon Ball is a far more light-hearted and humorous series, and this game, a colorful side-scroller, reflects that.

As the game begins, Goku meets Bulma for the first time and learns the secret of the Dragon Balls. From there, he sets out to help her to collect them all by fighting past hordes of creatures, including wild animals and heavily-armed pig men. Along the way, he encounters new friends like Yamcha, Krillin, and Tien Shinhan. Of course, this being Dragon Ball, you typically have to challenge these newcomers before you get all buddy-buddy with 'em.