Utilizing the Nintendo DS touch screen and double-monitor system to bring the intensity of Dragon Ball Z battles to life, Goku fights through an all-new challenge in the portable realm. The game also offers unique DBZ plotlines and intriguing "what-if" scenarios that provide fans with the chance to experience DBZ content in a new way via a single-player story mode whereby players create distinctive gaming adventures with each playable DBZ character.

Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2 Review - January 26, 2006
They may be a dime a dozen, but this one's licensed gold.

PSP: Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai 2 AU Review - Australia, June 21, 2007
Another one? You bet! More portable Dragon Ball Z action awaits.

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TGS 2005: Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2 - September 18, 2005
We still don't have a game to go panty-hunting with Mutenroshi, but this DS fighter will do nicely.

Jump World 2005: Dragon Ball Z Playtest - August 17, 2005
We sample Dragon Ball Z's first DS outing.

Now Playing in Japan - December 7, 2005
A look at the latest releases from overseas.

Dragon Ball Z's New Fight Begins - November 17, 2005
Supersonic Warriors 2 is now shipping.

New DS Titles! - August 1, 2004
Nintendo, Square Enix, Gamearts and Konami add new entries.

E3 2004: Nintendo DS Third Party Support - May 11, 2004
Companies step forward to reveal which games they've got cooking for the new handheld.