Written by Mike Pondsmith of Cyberpunk fame, the game was an attempt to cram an already-shoddy cartoon into a simplified version of their Talsorian made a tabletop RPG out of Dragon Ball Z in 1999. Much to the surprise of anyone who doesn't seek out disappointment, R. That's why I have to share this game with you all, because I feel like people need to know how something could possibly not live up to the lofty standards of the Citizen Kane of Anime. This is mostly because I'm easily entertained by bright colors and motion, much like a small child. As much as I'm going to make fun of this, I still like the show. I can certainly go back later to cover what I zoom past, so if anyone wants to know more about something, just let me know. Since this isn't a game with an original setting, and since nearly everything laughable about this game exists in the mechanics, this first post will be glossing over a lot of the setting stuff because it's DBZ and everyone just wants to know how to do backflips and throw fireballs (spoilers: very poorly!). Hi, I'll be ruining your day by filling your brain with the knowledge that this game exists! None of you deserve this and I'm sorry. Jimmy knows not what suffering he brings! After a trip to the game store, your pal Jimmy has brought you the answer to your wishes! You and your friends bathe in the shoddy animation and almost non-existent plot progression every day, wishing you could be like your heroes Goku and the bald guy who dies all the time. Life in the 7th grade is rough, but every day holds the promise of coming home to screaming and energy blasts on TV. It's 1998, and you're just getting off the school bus. It Doesn't Fucking Work posted by Lynx Winters Original SA post

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