PC version?

[superfly86]

Will you release whenever any game about DBZ on PC ?

[Spiers]

It's highly unlikely, I wouldn't bet on it.

[superdude]

ach' people have downloaded dbz games from the internet......but they are illegal, and wrong... but who knows one days there may be a pc version.

[bj279]

well on the offical dbz games site there's a pc tab at the top but it's grayed out

[superfly86]

on pc there are not any Beat em up like game Tekken or Mortal Kombat it is highly recommended

[Spiers]

That's because design is difficult and they're hard to play, plus PC is really a home for First Person Shooters.

[superfly86]

but some people have a pads, but not always fighting game are hard you can play very good in for example MK4 on keyboard and Tekken 3 in emulator is also playable

[Mr_XXX]

Emulators are illegal and it wouldnt be fun to play a Budokai game with a PC-keyboard so i guess thats it! :Bla:

[Spiers]

And your computer would probably also crash, emulators should only be used for 16-BIT games and lower.

[Gohan_ssj_flame]

True, except emulators aren't illegal, it's owning the roms when you don't already own the game that's illegal, otherwise you can have a rom for 24 hours only.

So obtaining a rom for Budokai 1-3 and Tenkaichi would be fine if you own them.

The problem is that emulator's for systems above 16-bit can be pretty terrible, often only working on certain games, or only being able to play demo discs.

So think carefully before going to the trouble of locating them, as it might not be worth the hassle

[Spiers]

True, except emulators aren't illegal, it's owning the roms when you don't already own the game that's illegal, otherwise you can have a rom for 24 hours only.

So obtaining a rom for Budokai 1-3 and Tenkaichi would be fine if you own them.

The problem is that emulator's for systems above 16-bit can be pretty terrible, often only working on certain games, or only being able to play demo discs.

So think carefully before going to the trouble of locating them, as it might not be worth the hassle

You do realise that just about everyone that uses emulators doesn't pay attention to those laws and in fact most of those people do not own the original games?