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Dragon Ball: Raging Blast had the enormous task of being a sort of spiritual successor to the Tenkaichi series. The game was still an arena fighter, much like the PS2 titles, but with a combat more focused on cancels, completely changing the whole combo system.
Internal Project Name#
By reading the executable of the game with any hexadecimal editor, it's possible to notice that Dbz4 was often used as temporary name for the project.
This might be a reference to the fact that, as seen in early pre-release material, the game was referred to as a sequel to the Tenkaichi/Sparking series.
V-Jump Scan (Sparking! is referenced) Gamescom 2009 Trailer (Minute 0:33)
Dummy File#
An English prototype of the PS2 Budokai Tenkaichi 3 can be found within every PlayStation 3 copy of the game.
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The Dragon Ball series | |
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Dragon Ball | |
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Game Boy Advance |
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Nintendo DS |
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Dragon Ball Z | |
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NES |
Kyoushuu! Saiya Jin • II: Gekishin Freeza!! • III: Ressen Jinzou Ningen |
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Datach Joint ROM System |
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SNES |
Super Saiya Densetsu • Super Butouden • Super Butouden 2 • Super Butouden 3 • Hyper Dimension |
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TurboGrafx-CD |
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Sega Saturn |
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PlayStation |
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Game Boy (Color) |
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Game Boy Advance |
The Legacy of Goku • The Legacy of Goku II (Prototype) • Taiketsu • Buu's Fury (Prototype) • Supersonic Warriors |
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GameCube |
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PlayStation 2 |
Budokai • Budokai 2 • Budokai 3 • Budokai Tenkaichi 2 • Budokai Tenkaichi 3 (Prototypes) • Sagas |
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PlayStation Portable |
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Xbox |
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Nintendo DS |
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Plug & Play |
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Wii |
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Windows |
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Dragon Ball GT | |
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PlayStation |
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Game Boy Advance |
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Other | |
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Nintendo 3DS |
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Nintendo Switch |
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PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 |
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Windows |
Xenoverse • Xenoverse 2 • FighterZ • The Breakers (Closed Beta) • Sparking! Zero • Gekishin Squadra |
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PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Google Stadia |
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