Gameplay demo builds featuring Trunks, Android 16, and Pan has also been uploaded to YouTube. 25, Bandai Namco has been releasing updates and videos on how Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 Expert Missions work. While waiting for the official release of the new game on Oct. Gameplay From Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 Demo Build
Black Goku is available as a pre-order bonus although players can also purchase it as DLC. The fifth trailer for the game showed Meta-Cooler who is most probably another playable character and there's Black Goku. There are additional eight characters from Dragon Ball Xenoverse 1 which are not on the list, namely: First Form, Frieza, Hercule, Ice Shenron, Nuova Shenron, Omega Shenron's regular form, Raspberry, and Videl. Of these characters, 68 were from the game demo released by Bandai. As of the moment, there are 77 known characters for the game. The site Saiyan Island mentioned that based on the character slots for Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, there are 87 characters on the list.
A new gameplay showing the gameplay for the demo build between Trunks versus Android 16 and Pan versus Time Patroller was also revealed.Ĭonfirmed Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 CharactersĪn earlier demo issued by Bandai Namco revealed only 68 characters in the game. However, there are rumors that there will be 87 characters in all for the new installment.
After Bandai Namco announced that players would be able to import their character from Dragon Ball Xenoverse 1, the number of characters for Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 increased to 75 from 68 characters, as confirmed through a game demo. Dragon Ball Xenoverse is coming out in 2015, at some point.The much awaited Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 release is almost here. This is just confirmation that we’re getting a version of the game. What I do know is that Xenoverse will be unusual, because it won’t be following the standard Dragon Ball canon and will introduce a player-created player character who hasn’t shown up anywhere else in the story.Īt present there isn’t any word about special PC graphics options or anything like that. As far as I can tell they’re sort of non-traditional fighting games set in fairly open, destructible environments (which would certainly be in-keeping with what little I know about the show.) Having never played a Dragon Ball game, I’m not the best person to really describe how they work. Ninja Storm Revolution got a PC version, and now Dragon Ball Xenoverse is joining them. To me, this pretty much confirms that Bandai Namco’s Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3: Full Burst did quite well last year. The latest trailer for the game (below) has a Steam logo at the end, and this Facebook post confirms a PC version. In a continuation of the excellent trend of Japanese titles making their way to PC, Bandai Namco has announced that Dragon Ball Xenoverse will be getting a Steam release.
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