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While the Japanese version kept the iconic anime soundtrack (by Shunsuke Kikuchi), the American/European releases featured a heavy, synthesized rock score. Despite the localization change, the sound effects are perfect: the fwip of a Solar Flare, the crackling electricity of Super Saiyan 2, and the iconic HAAAAA of the Kamehameha wave.

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A new feature allowed players to record and save their most epic fights to an external memory card to watch later. While the Japanese version kept the iconic anime

, every obscure movie villain and GT transformation was at your fingertips. The battle began on the Planet Namek ZERO A new feature allowed players to record