Free-to-play team-based battle game Dragon Ball: Gekishin Squadra, formerly Dragon Ball Project: Multi, will be available for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Switch alongside its previously annou… ...

The Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra Network Test will begin on Wednesday, June 11 2025 at 11:00 PM PDT and end on Sunday, June 15 2025 at 10:59 PM PDT.

Many powerful Dragon Ball characters have appeared in non-canon video games, movies, and anime. Unfortunately, they do not compare to the characters who are part of the official canon. With the ...

Dragon Ball has surpassed Pokémon to become Bandai Namco's most profitable franchise, generating over 190 billion yen in revenue. This success is attributed to popular video games, the anime ...

Image: Bandai Namco. Colour us a little bit surprised that a Dragon Ball game hasn't been announced for the Switch 2 yet. The legendary anime and manga series from the late Akira Toriyama has ...

The next DLC pack for Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero is coming this week, or can be played now if you have early access through the Premium Editions and Season Passes of the game.

These games put their own spin on the Dragon Ball theme, immersing you in worlds where you can keep growing and pushing your limits. And with how creative Roblox developers can become, each game ...

Dragon Ball continues its reign in 2025 with new content and celebrations. The recent anime, Dragon Ball Daima, concluded, marking Akira Toriyama's final project. A new game, Project: Multi, is ...

Dragon Ball Super is currently in the middle of a hiatus with no announced plans to return, but the manga should come back for a final arc to help resolve the massive Black Frieza cliffhanger to ...

Dragon Ball Daima has officially come to an end, so now is the best time to look back on it all and figure out whether or not it was a great entry in the anime franchise. Dragon Ball Daima ...

It might be easy to forget that Dragon Ball’s been around since the 1980s. Before fighting games, the series had card-based RPGs on the Famicom that had no chance in hell of being localized.