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

Sparking Zero advertises that it has 182 playable characters, but this number is inflated slightly due to transformations and the like.

Sparking! Zero features a massive roster of 181 playable characters, a unique battle format, and an immersive story mode that has longtime Dragon Ball fans captivated with the amount of content available.

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.

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,

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

Porunga is one of the three Dragons that you can summon in Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero. Each Dragon has a different type of Dragon Ball you must collect in

As of right now, there are only two surefire ways to get a full set. The first is by completing all of Goku’s and Future Trunk’s “Episode Battle.” You can also get lucky and get a Super Dragon Ball after completing an online match or a game with CPU, but these are extremely rare and aren’t worth investing time into.

Sparking Zero unlocks new content like characters, costumes, and more goodies as you proceed. Thankfully, many ways exist to increase it, including summoning the almighty Shenron. Increase Your Player Level by Fighting Battles This may seem obvious,

Sparking! Zero includes an indispensable accessibility feature that should become an industry standard in all fighting games.