The original manga (then anime) continued with two sequel series, 1988’s Dragon Ball Z — which is the one most ... be plenty of Dragon Ball video games. There’s actually over 150; the ...

Evolution is a cheap cash-in attempt that does a disservice to Dragon Ball fans everywhere. It is a step backward from the PSP's superior Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai games, which are more than two ...

A new Dragon Ball Z game is never too far away, and with the bar regularly being raised for what the franchise is capable of, there have been more hits than misses over the years. Pity the same ...

Dragon Ball FighterZ is known by most as the best Dragon Ball Z video game, but there's one other game that outclasses it.

The Dragon Ball series ... The game, in terms of playability, is huge since it allows battles with just about anyone — friends, enemies, and other rivals. Super Evolution brings back the ...

Dragon Ball Z fighters usually find success via an established ... And unlike the dozens of characters seen in earlier DBZ games, Evolution contains just 11 characters and environments, each ...

The newest entry in the mega-popular Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi series made its world premiere at The Game Awards. Its name is Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero. Although Dragon Ball: Sparking!

In honor of the first Dragon Ball game of the 2020s, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, let’s take a look at the games that came before. Whether you know your Goku from your Gohan, it’s time for a trip ...

Today, Bandai Namco revealed the release date trailer for its Dragon Ball meets Dead By Daylight game Dragon Ball ... to soften villains up to become a Z-fighter ally. Look no further than ...

Several games in the Akira Toriyama franchise continue to receive news on a regular basis. An example of this is Xenoverse 2, still going since 2016, while Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot has started its ...

it’s the only game I’ve consistently wanted to play for the last two weeks and counting. If you haven’t read our Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot review, here’s the short version: it’s a semi-open ...

The original Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi series spanned a number of titles on the PS2 and PS3. They were arena-style fighting games featuring large (sometimes huge) character rosters.