Dragon Ball, the shonen manga and anime series that many have been aware of for several decades, has had a plethora of games over the years on various platforms. These also are not all fighting games, with games in other genres like beat'em ups, co-op adventures, RPGs, card games, and more.

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Unfortunately, the majority of older Dragon Ball games have never been remade, leaving them stuck on consoles that many fans don't play or have access to anymore. Of course, not all of these games are fondly remembered by fans, but many still deserve to be remade for modern platforms.

10 Dragon Ball: Origins

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Dragon Ball: Origins is a 2008 Nintendo DS top-down view touchscreen-based action game that only covers the series's Emperor Pilaf and Tournament Sagas, while the 2010 sequel covers the Red Ribbon Army Saga and the Fortuneteller Baba Saga.

In Dragon Ball: Origins, Goku's movement is controlled by using the stylus on the touchscreen, so a remake could make this feature optional. While Origins doesn't have additional modes, it does have collectible character figurines that can be bought with the Zeni collected from enemies, which can also be used to purchase consumables, weapons, and skill orbs that give skill points to upgrade attacks.

9 Dragon Ball: Advanced Adventure

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Dragon Ball: Advanced Adventure is a 2004 Game Boy Advance 2D beat'em up and covers the series through the King Piccolo Saga. The Story Mode has three types of stages: platform stages, where Goku or Krillin go through a level and defeat enemies; Nimbus stages, where Goku or Krillin fight enemies while riding the Flying Nimbus; and One-on-One stages, where Goku or Krillin fight characters individually.

In addition to the Story Mode, Advanced Adventure has a One-on-One Mode, a Versus Mode, and an Extra Mode. Because it changes and skips many events, a remake could cover more of the series, making playable versions of any altered, barely mentioned, or missing events.

8 Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors

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Dragon Ball FighterZ may be the premiere 2D style Dragon Ball fighting game these days, but Supersonic Warriors had plenty of its own style and flair when it launched for the Game Boy Advance in 2004 and also happened to be developed by Arc System Works.

What helps make Supersonic Warriors unique is its interesting what-if stories for each playable character in its story mode. Due to the system's limitations, there are only 13 playable characters, but a remake could add more. Otherwise, a sequel to Fighterz could have a What If mode as an homage to its predecessor.

7 Dragon Ball: Revenge Of King Piccolo

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The 2009 Nintendo Wii-exclusive 3D beat'em up Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo covers the series from the Red Ribbon Army Saga to the earlier events in the King Piccolo Saga and features original music and both Japanese and English voices from the series.

In addition to its Adventure Mode, Revenge of King Piccolo also has a World Tournament Mode where you can fight against other characters, similar to many of the fighting games based on the series. Like other games based on the series, Revenge of King Piccolo alters and skips some events, so a remake could include them once again.

6 Dragon Ball Z: Sagas

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Dragon Ball Z: Sagas may be a controversial pick since fans heavily disliked it despite its interesting initial concept, but that's precisely why it should be remade. This 2005 PlayStation 2 and Xbox title was developed not in Japan but in North America, where it remains a region-exclusive title.

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What's unique about Sagas is that it can be played in a single-player or co-op mode, with seven characters available in the first playthrough and five additional characters unlocked after beating the game. Other than ironing out gameplay, a Sagas remake could add the Buu Saga and all sagas from the Dragon Ball Super anime series, since it ends after the Cell Saga.

5 Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World

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The 2008 PS2-exclusive title Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World came out four years after Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3 but is considered by some fans to essentially be the fourth game in the series despite not using the name since they share the same developer and engine.

The character roster only added eight new playable characters but has a unique story mode where you not only experience the events from the Saiyan Saga through the GT Saga but also the original Another Story Saga, where several movie characters serve as the opponents. A remake could expand this mode so you can experience the events of all the movies chronologically.

4 Dragon Ball Z For Kinect

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Another Dragon Ball game where the concept is more exciting than the execution, Dragon Ball Z for Kinect is an Xbox One exclusive from 2012 that was specifically made with Microsoft's motion-sensing Kinect in mind and only launched in North America and Europe.

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Since games like Fitness Boxing: Fist of the North Star exists, maybe Dragon Ball Z for Kinect could be completely remade for the Nintendo Switch, improving the gameplay and adding events and characters from Dragon Ball Super. As an additional benefit, it would no longer require any kind of camera thanks to the motion-sensing capabilities of the Joy-Con controllers.

3 Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy Of Goku

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The Legacy of Goku series, consisting of three Game Boy Advance games, launched between 2002 and 2004 in North America and Europe. It's also different enough from Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot gameplay-wise due to its top-down style, which could be modernized if remade, similar to the Link's Awakening remake.

Each game covers a few sagas, with the first covering the Saiyan Saga through the Frieza Saga. A remake could add the improvements of the sequels, feature previously missing movie character bosses like Garlic Jr., Dr. Wheelo, Turles, and Lord Slug, and have a dual audio track with the original soundtrack and the Bruce Faulconer soundtrack used by the second and third game.

2 Dragon Ball Z: Attack Of The Saiyans

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The 2009 Nintendo DS title Dragon Ball Z :Attack of the Saiyans, is a turn-based JRPG, a gameplay style most modern Dragon Ball games avoid. Covering the Piccolo Junior Saga of Dragon Ball and the Saiyan Saga of Dragon Ball Z, Attack of the Saiyans has you with a party featuring Krillin, Tien, and Yamcha.

Since it only covers the final saga of Dragon Ball and the earliest of Z, Goku, Piccolo, and Gohan are the only other party members in the game. A potential remake could add English voices, edit inconsistencies, such as changing the secret Broly boss to a chronologically appropriate character, and add the Namek and Frieza Sagas that were teased.

1 Dragon Ball Fusions

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Dragon Ball Fusions is a unique 2016 Nintendo 3DS turn-based JRPG that follows an original story instead of the numerous sagas seen in the series. It has Tekka and Pinich recruiting characters from across the Dragon Ball timeline for the Timespace Tournament to determine who is the strongest throughout all time and space.

In Dragon Ball Fusions, you don't only recruit characters — you can also fuse any characters you've recruited using your original created character, resulting in many unusual combinations. A remake on Switch could upgrade the graphics to HD, add full Japanese and English voice acting, and add new characters from Dragon Ball Super for even more wacky fusions.

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