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Introduction of the "Sonic Sway" and "Z-Counter" systems made battles feel exactly like the high-speed clashes from the anime. Day/Night Cycle:

| Problem | Solution | | :--- | :--- | | | Go to Config > Emulation > Enable "Instant VU1" and set EE Cyclerate to -2. | | Missing character shadows | In GSdx settings, set "Blending Accuracy" to High (Ultra cripples performance). | | Audio crackling / stuttering | Increase the Async Mix latency in Audio settings to 150ms. | | White screen after loading story mode | You have a bad dump. Re-download the ISO from a different source (Redump set). | | Can't perform Ultimate Blast (R3 up) | Your analog deadzone is too high. Lower it to 0.1 in Controller settings. | dragon+ball+z+sparking+meteor+ps2+iso

The stage was the ruined Future City, a graveyard of grey concrete and purple skies. Marcus lunged. Kid Buu stretched his arm across the screen in a jagged grab. Leo’s thumb twitched. Click-clack. Introduction of the "Sonic Sway" and "Z-Counter" systems

remains a masterpiece of fan service and tight gameplay mechanics. If you still have your PS2 or a capable PC, there has never been a better time to jump back in. Which character was your "main" back in the day? | | Audio crackling / stuttering | Increase