The Dragon Ball Video Game Preservation Problem | EXP Share

Dragon Ball video games are an integral part of the franchise. For many, they are the gateway to experiencing Akira Toriyama's world and characters. While we've had a steady stream of Dragon Ball related games in the modern era, fan favorites of yesteryear are being lost to time. We hope to highlight the severity of this issue by discussing some pivotal entries to franchise that have left indelible marks on the history of Dragon Ball. While not initially conceptualized around Toriyama's untimely and unfortunate passing, we hope the video in small part pays tribute to his legacy.

Chapters:
0:00 Akira Toriyama Tribute
02:16 Intro/Game Preservation/Preservation of Art/Game as an Art Form Deserve Preservation
04:35 WE GOTTA PO(-RTING PROBLEM) The Dragon Ball Video Game Preservation Problem Explained
05:13 The "Big 3" Generations of American Dragon Ball Fans
07:51 Ready Player 1? (Dragon Ball GT Final Bout)
10:00 Toonami Era's Finest (Budokai Series)
13:29 A 3-Dimensional Follow-up (Budokai Tenkaichi Series)
18:18 Changing of the Tunes : A Case of Plagiarism (Kenji Yamamoto)
21:09 Dragon Ball RPG's Deserve Respect (Attack of the Saiyans + Dragon Ball Fusions)
28:10 Prelude to FighterZ (Extreme Butoden)
28:54 Prelude to Xenoverse (Dragon Ball Online)
31:01 Present Dragon Ball Games Prelude (Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2)
31:55 A Problematic Introduction to Dragon Ball (Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot)
33:53 Finally FighterZ Time (Dragon Ball FighterZ)
36:30 Fueled by Nostalgia and Connection: A Humble Request
37:18 A Mystical Adventure Awaits