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Freeware, 574 MB Dragon Ball Z Mini Warriors Freeware, 134 MB Dragon Ball Z Budokai X Freeware, 66 MB Lemming Ball Z Freeware, 119 MB Dragon Ball Z RPG Fighters Rem. Kind of early to announce localization plans. Dragon Ball Unreal Freeware, 4.2 GB Super Smash Flash 2 1.1.0.1 Be. Advanced Adventure wouldn't hit Japan until November 2004, and wouldn't hit North America until mid 2006. It could be assumed that Red Ribbon Army was an early name for Dragon Ball: Advanced Adventure, however it should be noted that this listing was up in mid 2004. This time revealed by a listing on Atari's own website (which also revealed a Legacy of Goku IV - or Transformation), no one truly knows what Red Ribbon Army was other than the fact it was meant to be on the Gameboy Advance. Atari would no longer develop any further Dragon Ball games from this point forward. Reason for not coming out could simply be poor sales of the original game, or a lack of willingness to develop original content on the GBA once the DS began to pick up steam. As many Atari games were leaked this way (which in fact includes a large amount of their Dragon Ball games) it is safe to assume there was a Transformation 2 in development at Webfoot Technologies at one point. The game did not receive as much praise as the previous Legacy of Goku games, but just prior to launch multiple video game websites, and retailers began listing a 'Dragon Ball GT: Transformation 2' for Gameboy Advance with a Fall 2005 release. The game was a spiritual successor to the popular Legacy of Goku series (and in fact was developed under the name Legacy of Goku IV - Buu's Furry being Legacy 3) but ended up being more of a beat 'em up than an action rpg. In August 2005 Atari released Dragon Ball GT: Transformation for the Gameboy Advance.

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