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The Super Mario Bros movie was by far one of the worst game to movie conversions. Don’t worry a fix to that mishap occured in 2012 when a group called Beatdownboogie on youtube dropped their series called Mario Warfare which seems to be the answer to that slight disgust. Currently they are up to episode 7 and it has been a blast of an adventure. They took certain liberties with the ideas and it’s well deserved check it out and have a wild ride to the end.This was by far one of the most underrated webshorts. Enough wasting time my ninjas go watch this series and have a blast.

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There were only a few good dbz fighting game that I considered awesome sauce, I will list the ones I liked. Ultimate Battle 22(playstation), Dragon ball z Legends(playstation/saturn), Hyper Dimension(snes),Dragon Ball Z: Super Butōden 2 and last but not least Burst Limit. The others were so so but these were the ones that I enjoyed and were solid.

Here comes a Mugen project which I am excited to see complete by a handful of DBZ fan out there. A few years ago around the time I was working on my fighting game ‘Born Fighters’ I was advised that I should use Mugen to create my game but I know that I would not have acquired all the skills I have if I went that route, regardless Mugen is a great tool to use to get your fighting game out there as it uses preset fighting game engines but you still have to put the work in and create sprites if none exist for the characters you are making them game to represent. As usual forget my ranting and check out this awesome vid.

Hands down I think the Samus vs Master Chief Mugen battle was the best.

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