While Dragon Ball Zs classic story is always a welcome sight, Sparking Zero proves that its adaptations have drawn on it for too long.

Sparking! Zero captures the thrills of the series in ambitious fashion, but its disjointed story mode puts a dent in its potential.

The Dragon Ball Sparking Zero release date is approaching, and soon Dragon Ball fans will be able to experience the spiritual successor to the Budokai Tenkaichi games

Sparking Zeros roster draws from some typical fighting game archetypes, one group stands almost entirely apart.

Earning Dragon Balls is pivotal in Sparking Zero, so here is how to find and use them as well as what wishes can be granted.

Get ready for the Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero which is going to release on October 11, 2024. You can pre-order the game from Steam, PlayStation Store, Xbox Store and Bandai Namco website.

The Bean Daddy had a good run. After a week of terrorizing Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero players through his infinite bag of health-restoring Senzu beans, Yajirobe will have his stats evaluated in an upcoming balance patch,

Sparking Zero faces player complaints of lack of drip, impossible fights, and cheaters. As game's meta evolves, frustrations grow with broken mechanics and unbalanced characters. Bandai Namco must address overwhelming player concerns to maintain a healthy player base.

Sparking Zero has revealed the priorities of its Season Pass, which will include 20+ characters, and leaves little room for speculation.

Sparking Zero teaser trailer to see what's included in the Season Pass DLC 2, featuring playable characters from Dragon Ball DAIMA, like Vegeta (Mini), Glorio, and more.