DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO XSX

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As a lifelong Dragon Ball Z fan who spent countless hours button-mashing through the Tenkaichi series on the PlayStation 2, Dragon Ball Z: Sparking Zero for Xbox Series X hit me like a Spirit Bomb of pure joy. It's like they cracked open Shenron's wish vault and brought my childhood memories to life—except this time, it's in stunning 4K and with a framerate smoother than Trunks' swordplay. The gameplay is pure chaotic bliss. If you ever dreamed of recreating those epic battles from the show but with the added flair of accidentally flying into a mountain because your thumbs can't keep up, this game has you covered. The arenas are MASSIVE, and the destructible environments? Chef's kiss. There’s nothing more satisfying than blasting someone through five cliffs just because you can. The roster? It's STACKED. It's like the developers said, "You know what? Let’s just throw EVERYONE in." I’m pretty sure I unlocked Farmer with a Shotgun at some point (okay, maybe not, but it feels like it). Every punch, ki blast, and power-up screams authenticity while giving you just enough wiggle room to spam those overpowered specials—cough, Super Spirit Bomb, cough. And the nostalgia? Oh man, the nostalgia. Playing this brought me back to the PS2 days when my friends and I would yell at each other about who got to play as SSJ4 Goku while our controllers tangled in a spaghetti mess. Sparking Zero somehow managed to sprinkle in that same chaotic couch co-op vibe but with modern polish. This is a Super Saiyan-level experience from start to finish. Whether you're a DBZ diehard or a casual fan who just loves fast-paced, over-the-top fights, this game is worth every single Zeni. Charge your ki, relive the glory days, and prepare for battles that’ll have you screaming, "OVER 9000!!!" Final Verdict: Buy it, play it, and thank Shenron you’re alive to witness this masterpiece.

My son loves this game! He has a blast playing it with his friends.

In less than a week I played 100 storyline matches offline . The graphics was insane . One of the best looking games Xbox series X. I felt like I was in the anime . For $20 the amount of characters , graphics and storylines for goku, vegeta, trunks , piccolo with alternate outcomes based on choices and performance in battle was well well well worth it . Again the game looks phenomenal on a 4k oled c3 , but I think it would look amazing on any 1080p hd TV . Oh also u can play this game fully offline , no download required which is what I did for the first 100 matches vs CPU then when I went online it downloaded an update . Oh u can make wishes for the eternal dragon 🐉 . Man see, so much to list about this game . Just buy the damn thing lol .

DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO is a solid game, especially for fans of the Dragon Ball franchise who are looking for fast-paced, action-packed combat. The gameplay is smooth, the graphics are crisp, and the roster of characters is impressive. It's fun to jump in and unleash all your favorite moves, from Kamehameha to Final Flash, and the overall fighting mechanics feel great. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to the series, the game offers a satisfying experience in terms of gameplay. However, where Sparking! ZERO falls short is in its story. Compared to games like the Dragon Ball Xenoverse series, which manage to weave interesting narratives with engaging character development and time-travel twists, Sparking! ZERO feels rather flat and uninspired. The story mode here is pretty basic and doesn’t provide the same level of immersion. There's no deep lore or intriguing plot to really pull you in. It feels more like a string of disconnected battles with minimal narrative drive. While the combat is fun, I was hoping for a richer, more engaging story to keep me invested between fights. Xenoverse made you feel like you were part of a larger world with meaningful stakes, but Sparking! ZERO doesn’t have that same sense of depth. It feels like it’s missing the thing that really makes a Dragon Ball game stand out: a story that makes you want to keep playing. In summary, DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO is a great game for what it offers in terms of combat and character selection, but if you’re looking for a game with a captivating story that keeps you hooked, you might want to look elsewhere. The gameplay is fun, but the lack of an engaging narrative is a big letdown.

If you love The Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi games you'll love this guaranteed

Solo tiene un defecto a la hora de insertar el juego a veces no lo reconoce por lo demás un 10

This is very fun and the episode mode is great for fans who are just getting into the series and want to see how certain events came to be. The graphics are good and will keep you entertained for hours

Llego el sábado 12, no habia dado mi reseña por que como a todos les paso, no venia incluido el codigo por preventa. Ahora bien, para los que no les llego, les comento que hay una manera de tenerlo y es en la pagina de soporte Bandai, les explicas que no llego un codigo y les pedirá subir captura de tu orden compra y la fecha que lo apartaron (compraron) que sea antes de su lanzamiento que fue el 11 de octubre. Es necesario tener cuenta de bandai y facil de hacerlo. Yo lo realice y me compartieron el codigo, no te tardas mas de 30 minutos en hacerlo. Espero haberles ayudado. :)

there’s not much to talk about, the game came in new and it works perfectly fine.

Seems a little weird in the begining. Not exactly like budokai but similar. Worth getting but don't expect it to be exactly like budokai classic masterpieces. Still has Over 9000 meme so where good

Excelente. Todo bien.

Came in pretty good condition well worth 83.99 vs 93.99 for the digital copy.