A browser port of Dragon Ball Z Budokai has been released, and players can try it now.
Over the past few weeks, players have seen browser ports of several big titles, including the likes of Halo: Combat Evolved, Resident Evil Outbreak, Need for Speed Underground 2, and many more. It seems like one more game has been added to the list that Dragon Ball Z fans will certainly appreciate.
Dragon Ball Z Budokai Available to Play for Free Through Browser Port
Spotted by TheGamer, interested players can now play Dragon Ball Z Budokai for free through their browser, and the game also runs on mobile devices. The description of the port explains that “this project is an independent, non-commercial, open technical research demonstration exploring browser-based binary recompilation and WebRTC peer-to-peer netplay. Yes, players can play the title solo or online through the website.
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Readers should note that the browser port is not affiliated with, authorized, or endorsed by Sony, Bandai Namco, Shueisha, or Toei Animation.
Dragon Ball Z Budokai is the first installment of the series released for the PlayStation 2 in 2002. The game’s story mode covers the three sagas from the series, following the Saiyan Saga, Frieza Saga, and the Cell Saga. The gameplay for the title is what paved the way for what we see today in Sparking Zero, with the series starting out as a 2.5D title, featuring different special movies, transformations, battle items, and more.
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