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DBZ III: Battle
Against the Androids
System: Famicom
Release Date: August, 1992
![Game Description:](../images/gamedescriptiondbz.gif)
Trunks has arrived
from the future and warned the Z Soldiers of the androids that
would awaken soon. Join them in this RPG style game as they
fight to protect the Earth from Androids No.16, 17, 18, 19,
and 20.
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The graphics and
gameplay in this installment are leaps and bounds above the
others. Its like the difference between the graphics and sound
in Super Mario Bros. 1 and 3.
Many people get stuck
in this game...myself included. With the language barrier there
are a few tough spots, but it is playable. Action is fast and
furious (for an RPG) and the battle card system has been improved
even further. The addition of headshot pictures of your team during battle
is nice, too.
The little grid lines
that outline the number of spaces you can move on the map have
been removed, which is another welcome improvement. I also think
it's neat that you get to fight enemies from some of the movies
(Cooler's henchmen, for example).
Yeah, it's the same
treat with a sweeter coating, but it's still candy to me. Any Dragon
Ball Z game is worth playing of you're a big enough fan. :)
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![The Plus Side:](../images/plussidedbz.gif)
- Pushes the graphics
of the Famicom to their limit
- Quality sound
- Card Battle System
is better than ever
![The Negative Side:](../images/negativesidedbz.gif)
- Tough for the
English speaking player to finish
- Not very original
![Gohan, Kuririn, and Piccolo search the countryside](../images/nes3_1.gif) ![The group encounters some of Freeza's henchmen!](../images/nes3_2.gif) ![Piccolo fires an attack](../images/nes3_3.gif)
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