io think we need a rated m dbz game

[fantascforskin]

idk its just every time i play one of these games it seems even censored from the tv show, i mean the tv show was already prety censored, do we really need to have the game even more censored, i mean, *POSSIBLY SPOILER* when goku and piccilo are about to pick of radits, piccilo had his arm, wtf, he didnt have his arem it was gone and dripping purple stuff, and where is the hole for that matter, there is no hole thru radits stomach, so how did it even hit goku...

now im not saying i hate this game or anything, i actualy rather enjoy it, i just want blood guts, and i want to hear damn and bastard every once and a while, whilst playing a dbz game, is that so much to ask for

[LethalTRom]

Fair point, I wouldn't mind it either, would be amusing to watch those cut-scenes with Piccolo calling Frieza a bastard or something. :p But to be honest, mostly all Dragonball Z games miss out certain parts of the story or the back-story. If you want to see Raditz get hit with the special beam cannon, and witness him getting cut open, or Piccolo with his arm off, stick to watching the actual anime.

I highly doubt they will ever make a M rated Dragonball Z game, but we can still dream.

[SoaringEagle]

that is a good point, i would love that, but lethal is right, because in north america and europe, we all watch the censored one for like 12 year olds, so the market for the game is the same age, meaning that by making it E or T they open the market to everyone else rather than 19+ (btw, the # of fans under 19 is far superior to that of over 19)

hence more $ for the company, therefore, dont expect it :(

as much as it pains me to say it.

it would be TOO SICK

EG. "WTF, ITS OVER 9 f***** THOUSAND"

[DustyStorm]

eg. "wtf, Its Over 9 F***** Thousand"

F*** Nine Thousand! XD

[DaRealChrono v2]

You know, Trunks actually says "Damn" during his Trunks Strikes drama scene, I'm pretty sure that's the one. I could be mistaking it from darn, but usually I know because the way the Funi actors say "Darn" is just so blatant.