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Another DBZ MGA product, huh? Previously (on Dragon Ball Z, lol), I took a look at the obscure Battleship knockoff which has never been documented online that much: Dragon Ball Z: Battle Strategy Game - Frieza Saga Edition. Something about the words "Frieza Saga Edition" suggests they were planning another version (possibly based on the Cell/Androids arc), but never happened. It's a fun game and check out my review on that. I want to add on in my review of that game: when I first got it at my doorstep and opened the game box, it reeked of a cigarette smell. I can’t stand those types of smells, so, I looked on Google for some help, used some dryer sheets, putting some inside the three boxes: one box holds the game, one box holds the pieces inside, and the other stores the two boxes and the figures which are in plastic - the front of the box displays the figures using a plastic window.  While that worked for two days, after I took out the sheets, the dryer sheet smell was s...

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Today, I want to show off a very obscure board game based on Dragon Ball Z. It’s so obscure that it has never been documented much online in full… until now. Now, this game has been talked about previously via a forum board from 2017 , a Reddit post from 2019 , and a short TikTok video from 2023 showing off the game from user andrew_hedgehog that I randomly stumbled across on Google doing deep research for the game. The game is called Dragon Ball Z: Battle Strategy - Frieza Saga Edition and it was released by MGA Entertainment in the year 2000. The game requires 3 C batteries to play. This game plays exactly like electronic Battleship, but there is one mode that I really like: Super Saiyan. I’ll get to that later. Before I get to how to play, let’s look at what the game comes with if you purchased it completed: 10 figures, 10 bases for the figures, the game, instructions, and red pegs that represent a hit and yellow pegs that represent a miss.   For the Saiyan Force… yes, that’s w...