Zero DLC will be based on the new Dragon Ball Daima and is set to release in Q2 2025. Unlike the first two Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero DLC packs, we don't have any confirmed characters for this ...

Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero just launched its first DLC, which included power-packed characters like Cell Max, Beast Gohan, and even Orange Piccolo. However, this expansion isn't the last of the ...

Black Frieza. Dragon Ball Super manga fans, rejoice. While Sparking Zero has included practically every character in the series, it has intentionally excluded some of the newer fighters from the ...

With over 180 fighters and counting, Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero gives gamers plenty of fighting styles to try on for size. However, the game’s beam clash battle mechanic has players confused.

Going back to Dragon Ball Sparking Zero, the characters you’ll get to play via this DLC pack include multiple versions of Adult Gohan, who went through a bit of an arc in the film due to a ...

Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero maintains balance by making strong characters like SSJ Gogeta and UI Goku overpowered without rendering others irrelevant. Characters like Whis, Beerus, and Super ...

Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero is available on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam.It is rumored to be coming to Nintendo Switch 2, but no specific release date has yet been revealed. The new ...

The update that adds Shallot to Sparking Zero will likely release around 6 PM Eastern Time on June 23, based on previous launch times for other major patches. Below, ...

Zero. This is the first time we’ve seen its price drop under $50, so it makes sense to pick the game up this Cyber Monday. Zero is available now for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.

Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero has been out for a few weeks now and it seems to be going over well with fans, who’ve been waiting a very long time for a new fighting game based on the hugely popular ...

Sparking Zero is also "ranked third among all Bandai Namco Entertainment published titles in history," video game industry analyst Mat Piscatella writes in a Bluesky thread, as noticed by The Gamer.