Customer Reviews

Dragonball GT Videos Volume 1

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The Game Boy advance video is very cool. The graphics are great for it beingon a game boy and they've got some cool stuff on these videos. However, although I love GT, these are by far not the best episodes they could put on this. They should do the first episode of the lost episodes (which is the real first episode,) and the last episode. The episodes on this, while good, are below the standard of GT. The first episode here, A Grand Problem, isn't even an episode. Even FUNI states its a clip show-an introduction. But, I got this for five bucks, so I realy can't complain. I have these on DVD too, and they're better on DVD because you get the Japanese language track. Other than the eiode selection, this is a very good instalment in the GBA video series. The graphics, though iffy, are better than on the Nickelodeon ones. Also, they should have put the theme song with the episodes, not on the opening.

Scores-
Episodes-2 1/2/5

Graphics-4/5

Sound- 4/5

Overall- 3 1/2/5

I think this one is better because I am a DragonBall Series Fan and I enjoy all 3 of the shows alot. So I bought this and I enjoy this alot better than that spongebob Sh*t and this is really cool.

Before the PSP's UMD movie line, there was Gameboy Advance Video, the then-new way to watch TV shows and movies. This cart includes the first 2 episodes of "Dragonball GT," as shown on Cartoon Network way back when. To sum it up, there's no Japanese audio, no extras, and the picture's slightly choppy. But considering the format, you can't deny what a technical feat this is.

The material in this cart is recommend for ages 7 & up: Violence.

This is an interesting format to watch a video in; until a few years ago, I had no idea that you COULD record a video on a gaming-style cartridge.

The quality of the video is pretty good, considering the format. The animation is a bit choppy, but that is to be expected from a cartridge-style video-recording.

I very much enjoy the extreme portability of this format, as I can slip both the video cartridge and the "player" (i.e., my portable gaming console) into my pocket.

Overall, this is a good value for the money, with many positive points.

My nephew who is 8 yrs old loves it. His non-stop WATCHING his video and it allows him to watch his video and allows me to watch television at the same time, instead of taking turn with him on our T.V.

This is great! Even though the graphics are a bit iffy, it was great!