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Shaun Prescott

A lost Dragon Ball Z fan RPG has resurfaced after mystery user drops it in a seven-year-old forum thread

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A battle screen from Dragon Ball Z fan game Wish for Immortality.

About seven years ago user pikablu of the Resetera forum started a thread about an old Dragon Ball Z fan RPG that had long fallen into obscurity. It was an MS-DOS game that "used a lot of sprites from the Super Butōden games", which were Dragon Ball Z games released for SNES consoles in the '90s. According to the user, this rugged fan RPG was available on a Dragon Ball Z site called Planet Namek.

The thread attracted 14 responses. No one could help.

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