Genkidama can be performed by pressing and holding (again, 1 second) X +.
To use Kaioken press and hold C + at least 1 second. For example, Goku can use Kaioken and Genkidama. Some characters have powerful special skills that temporarily increase their attack power or cause a huge amount of damage. If you have enough energy, hold down the attack button to perform a special attack like Kamehameha or Final Flash. If you're far from your opponent, by using the attack button ( X ) you'll shoot ki blasts. Some characters can also transform (Super Saiyan, Golden Form, etc) after reaching the required amount of energy. The more energy you have, the more powerful special attacks you can perform. Hold block button ( C ) to charge up your energy. You can break opponent's guard using combination of attack and dash ( X + for example). Double tap a direction key to dash ( for example). Your characters can move in all directions ( ), attack ( X ), and block ( C ). In addition, you can play Junken (Rock–Paper–Scissors), as well as browse all unlocked characters (visuals, forms, stats) and listen to some cool melodies created for the game. Create a martial arts tournament in which up to 8 players can participate! Of course, characters controlled by computer AI can also take part in the tournament. Choose a map and start an epic battle! If you're looking for more excitement, check out the Tenkaichi Budokai mode.
Versus is a game mode where you can fight against a computer AI or a friend in battles of up to 5 team members! Set the HP and KI characters the way you want. You can meet here Bardock, Bojack, Broly, Gogeta, Janemba, and other interesting characters that didn't appear in the original storyline. Side Stories presents events from special episodes and Dragon Ball Z movies. Here you'll find all the most important battles since the duel of Goku and Piccolo on the 23rd World Martial Arts Tournament, to the final battle against Buu. Story mode allows you to experience all the Dragon Ball Z events once again. If you already know the basics, you can choose from four main game modes. Everything you need to know about the controls you'll find below, but nothing can replace practice with Master Roshi and King Kai.
The creator of Dragon Ball Z Devolution was disappointed with the new game, but it gave him idea to create an action game with similar graphics. The graphics are inspired by Dragon Ball Z Goku Gekitōden (Game Boy). Five years later, in 2004, Dragon Ball Z Devolution (formerly known as Dragon Ball Z Tribute) was moved to Flash/Action Script and gained great popularity after publication one of the first playable versions in Newgrounds. The first version of the game was made in 1999. Dragon Ball Z Devolution is one of the most popular fan-made fighting games based on Dragon Ball Z franchise.
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