Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3

$36.00
Regular price: ~~$43.00~~
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This copy of Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3 for PlayStation 2 comes complete in box — you're getting the disc, the original case, and the manual all together. Coolection tested it and it was playing great; as with any disc-based game, performance can vary a bit depending on your setup, and discs are professionally resurfaced when needed so they play their best. Feel free to use the "Request Additional Pictures" button on this page if you'd like high-resolution photos of this exact copy before you buy. Please refer to the provided photos for the exact details of the item's condition.

Item Description

Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3 is widely regarded as the high-water mark of the entire Budokai series — the PS2 fighting game that finally felt like it captured the full scope of the Dragon Ball Z experience rather than just a slice of it. Released by Atari and developed by Dimps, it built on the strong foundation of its predecessors and polished the formula into something genuinely special. The Dragon Universe mode let you fly through an open world map as your favorite character, collecting Dragon Balls, uncovering hidden fights, and reliving — or rewriting — key moments from the anime. It was a single-player mode with real depth, and it kept fans glued to the TV for hours.

The combat system hit a satisfying sweet spot: accessible enough for newcomers but layered enough to reward dedicated players. Beam struggles, instant transmissions, transformations mid-fight — every tool the Z Fighters used in the show was accounted for. The roster was the largest the series had seen at that point, pulling from the Saiyan Saga all the way through Dragon Ball GT, and each character had a distinct feel that made experimenting across the lineup genuinely rewarding.

Visually, Budokai 3 holds up remarkably well. The cel-shaded art style aged gracefully, and the dramatic energy effects during Kamehameha clashes and Final Flash moments still carry real punch. The soundtrack, composed by Kenji Yamamoto, is a fan-beloved score that matches the intensity of the franchise's most iconic battles. Getting this game complete in box means you also have the manual — a nice bonus for anyone who wants the full original experience or simply appreciates a well-preserved shelf copy.

This one is for the PS2 collector or Dragon Ball fan who wants the definitive version of the Budokai era — complete and ready to play the way it was meant to be experienced.

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