Bandai Games

Bandai's 1996 SNES one-on-one fighting game and the final DBZ game on Super Nintendo — Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension features large character sprites pushing SNES hardware limits, aerial combat with characters that can fly across the stage, ki charging system for super attacks, Story Mode following the Cell and Buu sagas, and is considered the finest 2D Dragon Ball Z fighting game of its era.

Bandai and TOSE's 1993 SNES fighting game based on the Dragon Ball Z Android and Cell arcs — Dragon Ball Z: Super Butōden 2 features 13 playable characters including Future Trunks, Android 18, Android 17, Piccolo, and Cell, with the series' signature energy-based combat and Super Saiyan transformations.