Using the directional pad, you can pretty much fly anywhere you want. Unlike in traditional 2D beat-'em-ups, tapping up lets the DBZ fighters hover in midair. That's right-you're not limited to fighting on the ground. Each character has different attacks depending on whether the character is on the ground, in midair, next to, or directly above or below an opponent. While that kind of setup may sound strange at first, it actually keeps players on their toes and cuts down on turtling (constant blocking).
Otherwise, pushing one of the buttons will make your character perform an attack. There's a short window of opportunity to block right after an attack is made. The A and B buttons are used to perform strong and weak attacks. The combat system involves some button mashing, but it's handled in a controlled way. These points can be spent later on in the options menu to unlock bonus features, such as those extra character forms and additional story mode scenarios. Every time you win a match in the story, z-battle, or challenge modes, you earn some points. The artificial intelligence puts up a decent fight in the single-player modes, and the link versus mode adds a bit more replay value by letting you take on human opponents via a GBA link cable. The story, z-battle, and challenge modes pit you against a set number of characters (or teams), and the free battle, training, and link versus modes are set up exactly as you'd expect them to be. Roughly half of the characters are available in their super and Saiyan forms as well.
Most are obvious choices, like Goku, Gohan, Frieza, and Trunks, but there are a few surprises too, such as Dr. The character lineup includes 13 playable fighters. Relive the epic battles from the TV show, such as Goku versus Cell.
Anyone looking for the next Street Fighter probably ought to look elsewhere, but Dragon Ball fans (even casual watchers) will be more than delighted. DBZ: Supersonic Warriors is actually quite a good 2D tournament fighting game that successfully copies the look and feel of the battles from the cartoon show. Thank you for all of your support throughout the years - CoolROM will continue strong.Even though Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors is the second DBZ-inspired fighting game to land on the GBA, it's extremely important to bear in mind that it isn't in any way, shape, or form a follow-up to Dragon Ball Z: Taiketsu-a terrible game that is honestly better left forgotten than discussed in polite company. We feel we have reached this goal and helped cure more cases of nostalgia than we could have ever imagined. From the very beginning, our goal was to allow users to re-live classic moments from video games that they have lost and cannot purchase anymore. We are very grateful to have served the emulation community for so many years and to have CoolROM still exist today. This page has been removed due to a request from Nintendo of America Inc.
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