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Dragon Ball Z: Super Butôden 3 is the third and final game in the Super Butôden series for the Super Famicom.(Super Nintendo in the US) It was not translated into English for a North American release because Dragon Ball Z, the series it is based on, was not yet officially dubbed.
Characters Classic Fight The mode is a classic fight mode, allowing battles of three kinds: Tournament Much like the previous Dragon Ball Z: Super Butouden, the tournament mode allows up to eight characters, humans or CPU, to fight for the title of champion. Practice The training mode uses the same system as the classic fight mode, but health does not decrease, allowing players to pratice as long as they want. Options Allows the player to set up details such as the difficulty, and listen to all musics and sounds in the game. Hidden character Future Trunks can be unlocked by using a cheat code during the opening scene of the game. He appears above Buu on the character selection screen. He's a fans favorite, but doesn't fit with the Buu Saga, which could explain why he was made a hidden character, though nothing has been confirmed on the subject. Secret cheat codes Cheat codes can be entered during the short conversation of the characters at the beginning of a fight. Once activated, a colored aura bursts out of the character to either symbolize increased defense (blue), increased strength (orange) or both defense and strength (red). Two levels of increase are possible low increase (no lightning) or high increase (with lightnings), which lead to six possible cheat codes to enhance a character. In the game, the character selection takes the form of cubes with pictures of the characters. Once a character has been selected, the same cubes change their pictures to show the stage selection. Since making Future Trunks available adds a new cube for him, it has been speculated that a secret additionnal stage may exist, so that Future Trunks has his own stage. If that's the case, it could be the alternative plain stage described above. However, no one has been able to find proof that the stage can actually be accessed in the game, it might be nothing but a data left off. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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