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Raging Blast 2 also earns points for including an OVA that's worth a watch, putting it at number 23 on our list. Not to be confused with Dragon Ball Super , this game was made with the help of former Street Fighter producer, Noritaka Funamizu, who helped bring traditional fighting game mechanics to the game.
Super Dragon Ball Z featured destructible environments and a number of different game styles, all of which resonated rather well with fans, earning it a decent reception by critics as well as the spot of number 22 in our ranking.
Veering from the usual Dragon Ball game style, this game was a 3D beat 'em up that allowed Goku to fight off multiple enemies at once. The game also featured some great visuals that both captured the feel of Dragon Ball and weren't afraid to stylize and go their own way. But beyond these new and interesting approaches, the game received mixed reviews, which is why it doesn't quite make the top We'll get to the first Supersonic Warriors game in a bit, but before that, we have its sequel bringing up the top 20 Dragon Ball games.
Like the first game, Supersonic Warriors 2 came out for the Gameboy Advance and was a pretty standard fighting game. The game changed very few things from its predecessor, which is part of why we're ranking a bit lower, though it did add a branching story path to the story mode of the game.
Overall, not Dragon Ball 's strongest game entry. Dragon Ball Origins 2 improved upon a few things from the original, like the style of the low-poly graphics, but beyond some elements, the sequel ended up being worse than the original. Overall, this Nintendo DS managed to do enough to make it into our top 20, but it just couldn't compete with its predecessor, which we will get to soon.
Coming in at number 18 is the only mobile game on our list, Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle , a game that is still currently very popular in the mobile market. The game combines puzzle, board game and card game elements all themed with Dragon Ball characters and the like, allowing players to face each other in puzzle-fighting matches.
Though it's only gotten C-rate reviews, Dokkan Battle 's popularity is undeniable, since it has been one of the top-five highest-grossing mobile games in both Japan and America, which is why it's in the top Where the second Supersonic Warriors didn't make for a proper sequel, the original was one of Dragon Ball 's best handheld games. Supersonic Warriors had great sprite design and gameplay, both of which were noted by critics and fans. Though the game had overall average reviews, we put it up higher than the sequel both because of all the new things it tried and because it was one of the best looking handheld Dragon Ball games of its time, just take a look at that those sprites!
Though its mechanics were complex and its graphics were simple, the game was well-received, many praising it replay value, since it took several plays to learn the battle system and get better at strategizing with it. Budokai marked a new era for Dragon Ball games, since the series would go on to spawn multiple sequels. Budokai introduced a lot of new concepts and more or less established the template for many Dragon Ball games to come.
However, despite this and despite its favorable reviews, the Budoka i games needed some work to get to their peak, thus the first game ranks at Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2 started to take Dragon Ball games in the right direction, following in the footsteps of its predecessor to improve upon the formula. On top of establishing a cel-shaded art-style, Budokai 2 improved a lot about the Dragon Ball fighting game formula. However, in the long run, the game is still not in the top 10, sitting pretty at number 14, since it has a few issues that would later be worked out in future Budokai games, earning it underwhelming reviews.
On top of having some impressive graphics—which, for the time, were the closest a game got to looking like the anime— Burst Limit was one of the top selling games for three months in Japan. The game also got fantastic reviews, though it had its fair share of subpar reception as well.
Overall, Burst Limit was an interesting entry in the Dragon Ball franchise that could possibly be worthy of a follow up.
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