Dragon Ball Z: Team Training - Game Boy Advance

Dragon Ball Z Team Training is a Pokemon Fire Red mod that makes your game all the DBZ epicness you could ever want. Basically, if you wanted to have a pet Goku to fight your enemies with in Pokemon, this is all of that and more. Here are the main modifications: - Pokemons are replaced by "fighters". There are 140 fighters + 3 more (legendary). - There are 160 attacks including 130 new attacks (techniques from Dbz) + 30 (old attacks from Pokémon like Headbutt for example). - Trainers are from dbz. - Added new maps for some cities (only some of them). - Changed some overworld sprites too. - Many items were added (capsules = pokeballs, scouter = pokedex, senzu, etc.). The main defects: - I don't speak english perfectly, so I did my best but the texts may be wrong sometimes. - The Trainer Tower is not modified, I need more time to change the trainers. (But it doesn't matter very much) - Some back sprites (characters from behind) are not really beautiful, especially Oosaru and Bojack. But most of them look good enough.

Note : 4/5

Year : 2015

Genre : RPG

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