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// Dragon Ball Z: Mission to Namek(2001)
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About Dragon Ball Z: Mission to Namek
In this fighting game the player takes control of three of the Z warriors as they take on the Ginyu Force on Planet Namek. The Ginyu Force is destroying 5 locations on Namek and to stop them the player must fight them one at a time using his 3 warriors. In battle, the player chooses either to attack or defend until the enemy is defeated or until the player chooses to leave the battle. The player can also have his warriors train to learn 1 of 5 techniques that they can use in battle for more damage. Once a character learns all 5 techniques he becomes a super saiyan. After all 5 Ginyu Force members are defeated the player must defeat the final boss, Frieza, to win the game.
Dragon Ball Z: Mission to Namek FAQ & buying guide
What is Dragon Ball Z: Mission to Namek about?
In this fighting game the player takes control of three of the Z warriors as they take on the Ginyu Force on Planet Namek. The Ginyu Force is destroying 5 locations on Namek and to stop them the player must fight them one at a time using his 3 warriors. In battle, the player chooses either to attack or defend until the enemy is defeated or until the player chooses to leave the battle. The player can also have his warriors train to learn 1 of 5 techniques that they can use in battle for more damage. Once a character learns all 5 techniques he becomes a super saiyan. After all 5 Ginyu Force members are defeated the player must defeat the final boss, Frieza, to win the game.
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Game modes: Single player
Quick answers
When was Dragon Ball Z: Mission to Namek released?
Dragon Ball Z: Mission to Namek released on April 28, 2001 and published by Cartoon Network.
What platforms is Dragon Ball Z: Mission to Namek available on?
Dragon Ball Z: Mission to Namek is available on Web browser. It supports single player.