Dragon Ball Z - Kyoushuu! Saiya Jin (Japan) Game

Dragon Ball Z: Kyoushuu! Saiya Jin is a blast from the past—a rough-and-tumble NES gem that throws you right into the Saiyan Saga chaos. Picture this: You’re Goku, racing against time to train for the arrival of Vegeta and Nappa, battling through side-scrolling action, flickering special moves, and that classic 8-bit difficulty that’ll test your patience (and your button-mashing skills). It’s janky, it’s tough, but hey—it’s Dragon Ball in its raw, early gaming glory.

What makes this one stand out? It’s one of the first DBZ games to hit consoles, dripping with nostalgia for fans who remember the thrill of controlling Kamehameha waves with pixelated flair. Sure, it’s no Budokai—combat’s simpler, the graphics are primitive—but there’s charm in its ambition. If you’ve ever wanted to relive the Saiyan invasion with all the quirks of an NES era title, this is your time capsule. Just brace yourself for a challenge that hits harder than a Saiyan pod landing on Earth!