However, there are a few ways you can try to achieve a similar effect:
1. Using an external captioning program:
* Windows: Some programs like VLC Media Player can display subtitles downloaded separately. You'd need to find subtitles for the specific game cutscenes or gameplay, which might be tricky.
* PC Games: You could try using a program like "Subtitle Workshop" to create your own captions, but this would be a very time-consuming task.
2. Screen recording and editing:
* Record Gameplay: Record your gameplay using a program like OBS or Bandicam.
* Add Captions: Use a video editing software like Adobe Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve to add captions to your recorded video. You can either manually add them or use automatic captioning features (though these might not be perfectly accurate).
3. Mods (if applicable):
* PC Version: If you're playing the PC version of Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Tenkaichi, there might be mods available online that add subtitles or captioning features. However, this depends on the game's community and whether mods exist for it.
Important Notes:
* Legality: Be aware of copyright issues when downloading or creating subtitles for copyrighted content.
* Accuracy: Even with automatic captioning, the accuracy can be inconsistent, especially for fast-paced games like Dragon Ball Z.
Overall, adding captions to Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Tenkaichi isn't a straightforward process. The easiest option would be to use a screen recorder and video editing software to add captions yourself. Good luck!