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Dragon Ball has been the inspiration for various computer games over the years, and here are some interesting facts about them:

1. Dragon Ball FighterZ:

   • Developed by Arc System Works, this 2.5D fighting game was praised for its stunning visuals, which replicate the look and feel of the anime.
   • It was released in 2018 and quickly became a popular title in the competitive fighting game community, with a growing esports scene.

2. Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot:

   • This action role-playing game allows players to explore the Dragon Ball Z universe as Goku, with an open-world approach that lets you revisit iconic moments from the series.
   • It was released in 2020 and received praise for its faithful adaptation of the anime's story and the ability to relive classic battles.

3. Dragon Ball Xenoverse:

   • This game introduced a unique concept, where players create their own custom character who interacts with the main Dragon Ball timeline, altering events and fighting alongside the series' iconic characters.
   • It was released in 2015 and spawned a sequel, Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, in 2016.

4. Dragon Ball: Raging Blast:

   • Known for its fast-paced battles and extensive character roster, Raging Blast was released for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in 2009.
   • It featured a "what-if" story mode, exploring alternative scenarios in the Dragon Ball universe.

5. Dragon Ball Online:

   • An MMORPG set in the Dragon Ball universe, Dragon Ball Online was developed by NTL and released in South Korea in 2010. It allowed players to create their own characters and explore the world of Dragon Ball.
   • While it had a relatively short lifespan, it laid the groundwork for later Dragon Ball online games and fan projects.

6. Legacy of Goku Series:

   • These Game Boy Advance titles, including "Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku" and its sequels, were among the first Dragon Ball games to gain popularity.
   • They followed the story of Goku and other characters and were praised for their engaging gameplay and storytelling.

7. Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout:

   • Released for the original PlayStation in 1997, this 3D fighting game was one of the first Dragon Ball games to feature 3D graphics.
   • Despite mixed reviews, it remains a nostalgic title for fans of the series.

8. Dragon Ball Heroes:

   • Originally an arcade card game in Japan, it later spawned various video game adaptations. Dragon Ball Heroes features an expansive roster of characters from the entire Dragon Ball multiverse and incorporates strategic card-based battles.

9. Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi Series:

   • This series of fighting games, starting with "Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi" in 2005, focused on 3D battles with large character rosters and destructible environments.

10. Dragon Ball Z: The Legend of Goku:

    • Released in 1994 for the Super Nintendo, this RPG allowed players to follow Goku's journey from the beginning of Dragon Ball Z to the Cell Saga.

These Dragon Ball-themed games offer a variety of experiences for fans of the series, from intense fighting games to immersive role-playing adventures.