I’m too attached to the anime and fighting games of my childhood, and the latest Tenkaichi title gives me every reason to stay that way

After 17 years there’s finally a Budokai Tenkaichi sequel, and while it suffers from some technical issues, it's still the best entry yet.

It looks like Dragon Ball fans really have been eagerly awaiting a new entry in the Budokai Tenkaichi franchise, as its latest entry, Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero, has already managed to sell three million units in its first 24 hours of availability.

Dragon Ball fans are accustomed to many different variants of the same character taking up multiple spots – FighterZ has five Gokus alone (nine if you count fus

Bandai Namco's latest Dragon Ball Budokai Tenkaichi game is a certified mega-hit with 3 million copies sold in the first 24 hours on all platforms.

Even before any modes were announced, Dragon Ball fans couldve probably guessed that there would be a tournament mode in Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero. After all, almost all DB games allow you to compete in tournaments that resemble those that feature in the anime and manga.

After months of character teases, drip-fed mechanics reveals, and a tantalizing early access period, Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero has finally hit its full release

Sparking! Zero there are many alternate endings that players can achieve with some of the most popular characters in the Dragon Ball cast. Goku may have the most to explore, but some of the others have some very compelling and fun new endings to arcs that have been left unexplored for quite some time.