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Punching through Saibamen as Goku feels clunky at first, but nailing that pixel-perfect Kamehameha makes up for it—just don’t expect Vegeta to fight fair with his endless Galick Guns.

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Dragon Ball Z on the NES was developed by Bandai and released in 1990. It was one of the earlier attempts to bring the anime's high-flying action to a home console, arriving at a time when many licensed games struggled to capture the spirit of their source material. The game presents a side-scrolling beat 'em up structure, which was a common genre for the platform, though it tried to incorporate some of the series' signature energy attacks and transformations.

You control Goku, moving from left to right through stages, punching and kicking through waves of enemies like Saibamen and Frieza's soldiers. The main objective is to progress through the story arcs, facing off against major villains from the series. Signature mechanics include charging your ki meter by holding down the attack button to unleash special moves like the Kamehameha, and later, transforming into a Super Saiyan for increased power. The pacing is straightforward but the difficulty can spike unexpectedly, especially during boss fights where enemies spam projectiles. It feels rewarding to land a fully charged energy blast after carefully managing your limited ki.

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