Dragon Ball has been around for a pretty long time, so it stands to reason that there's going to be some pretty weird video games to go alongside such a long history, and that's not even including the fan-made ones. One such game was a Japanese-exclusive racing game for mobile phones aptly titled Dragon Ball Racing, which was essentially a Mario Kart-style kart racer released in 2009 that allowed you to choose from a number of different characters, including Goku, Bulma, Vegeta, and more.
Unfortunately, this racing game never made it to the West, and eventually faded into obscurity, becoming lost media and in danger of never seeing the light of day ever again. Thankfully, video game preservationists have once again come in clutch, as not only has a BlueSky user called RockmanCosmo managed to archive the game, but it's currently playable too.
If you want to play the game and experience a very strange piece of Dragon Ball history for yourself, you can actually find a playable version of the title on Keitai Archive (thanks GamesRadar), which is a site dedicated to preserving titles that were released on pre-Android phones in Japan. Dragon Ball Racing is...
