Dragon Ball Z: Sagas (GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox)
Dragon Ball Z: Sagas |
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Developer: Avalanche Software
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Dragon Ball Z: Sagas is a beat-em-up Dragon Ball Z game that was originally supposed to be open-world, but clearly, it's not. A true open-world Dragon Ball Z game wouldn't come out until 14 years later.
This was Avalanche Software's last game as an independent developer before they were bought out.
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Debug Functions
Main debug mode, showing FPS, current position, and more info.
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This shows how much damage an attack does by a character, projectile, etc.
04097600 60000000 04097838 60000000
Shows how many hits or moves a character or enemy has done, If the text turns red it means the target is paralyzed for a moment.
04096E9C 60000000 48000000 803DC3C0 DE000000 80008180 14001C64 00000001 E0000000 80008000
Menu that edits the way a character's combo is performed.
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The item debug menu, Which allows you to buy all the upgrades in the game, it only goes as far until 3 invalid sections appear.
Both of these menus are controlled with the D-Pad.
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Unused Team Upgrades
Rapid Fire
This upgrade can be seen used by a player in a old trailer.
Spread Fire Ki Blasts
Both of these upgrades are used by bosses, but since their existance in the item debug menu, It's assumed they were once available for players as well.
Fly
Does nothing, Redundant as every character can fly by default.
Homing
Buying this upgrade makes Ki-Blasts & Special Moves seek enemies automatically, It's a little broken if the Ki-Blasts are combined with Spread Fire Ki Blasts as some will just run into each other and explode.
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