Giving players the tools to replicate their favorite fights from across Dragon Ball's history is exactly the fantasy that Sparking Zero, which comes out Oct. 11 for PS5, Xbox Series X and PC ...

After years of anticipation, Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero returns to the classic style that fans love, reviving the essence of the legendary Budokai Tenkaichi fighting games that made history in ...

The $20 price tag for the game, following its recent October 2024 release, is its lowest price yet, making it a highly attractive offer for those who have yet to experience this highly polished Dragon ...

Sparking Zero takes the Budokai Tenkaichi series to new heights, successfully recreating the grand spectacle of an epic Dragon Ball fight. With plenty of single-player content to get through, a ...

A new Dragon Ball game always comes with big expectations, and these games managed to meet or even surpass them.

That means I missed the entire Budokai Tenkaichi series (or as it's known in Japan, Sparking!). That's why, when Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero was announced, I couldn't wait to get my hands on it.

Among the pantheon of Dragon Ball videogames, few are as beloved as 2007’s “Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3.” By the way, that game was known as “Dragon Ball Z: Sparking!

Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero is set to launch with one of the largest rosters in the franchise's history, bringing nearly every conceivable character from the universe into one cohesive package ...

And Sparking! Zero's roster of 182 lives up to that. There are a lot of shared movesets (29 character slots are Goku-adjacent), but the voice lines and special abilities are unique to each character.

Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero is the official revival of the beloved Budokai Tenkaichi series of fighting games. More than a spiritual successor, it's inevitable that games would draw comparison.

Zero, I hadn’t played any Dragon Ball video games since Budokai Tenkaichi 3 because none of the titles released in between lived up to what I considered the IP’s quintessential fighting games.

With the final base roster of Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero in our hands, fans couldn’t help but notice the absence of certain characters, especially those missing when compared to Tenkaichi 3 ...