Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans
Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans
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Playable Characters
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Non-Playable Characters
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Enemies & Bosses
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Maps
East City
Goku's House
Jingle Village
Kame House
King Kai's Planet
Korin's Tower
Muscle Tower
Yemma's Office
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Battle Backgrounds
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Miscellaneous
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Unused Content
Comments (4)
I'm shocked there are no dragon balls sprites
@Immo_0 Also not right. Even if you were to assemble the sprites, they are still using the wrong palette. GLIntercept is based of of the display for some reason, not the actual memory. Display rips from this game are slightly brighter than the actual sprite palettes.
Source: I hack this game, alot now infact
Source: I hack this game, alot now infact
@Kramlack
With Attack of the Saiyans, everything has to be painstakingly screenshotted one frame at a time actually, because the whole thing works on tilesets, so GLintercept ends up capturing scrambled tilesets of the battle sprites 90% of the time (the other 9.9% it's either a completely incorrect colour palette or it's the 0.1% that's a fully correct sprite!) and it usually doesn't end that much better for the overworld.
With Attack of the Saiyans, everything has to be painstakingly screenshotted one frame at a time actually, because the whole thing works on tilesets, so GLintercept ends up capturing scrambled tilesets of the battle sprites 90% of the time (the other 9.9% it's either a completely incorrect colour palette or it's the 0.1% that's a fully correct sprite!) and it usually doesn't end that much better for the overworld.
Surprised no one's tackled this game considering how much love it gets. It's super easy to dump the sprite data with GLintercept and has been for many years now. I'd do it myself, but these days I'm running a really low-spec laptop and trying to run both DeSmuME and GLintercept turns it into molasses.
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