DBZ

Arc System Works' acclaimed fighter Dragon Ball FighterZ will be available for the Nintendo Switch this fall, according to publisher Bandai Namco.

Bandai Namco's Dragon Ball FighterZ is getting a free update adding several new modes and features alongside a number of bug fixes and improvements.

Coming into the app's second year, DualShockers sat down with Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle producer Toshitaka Tachibana to discuss where the app is headed.

Remember those Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z DLC characters that were only available via pre-order? For those of you who did not pre-order the game, fret no longer: Super Saiyan Bardock and Super Vegito are available

Recently I looked at a few reasons the Dragon Ball mega-franchise needed to get itself back on track by offering something truly new and unique for fans to get excited about again. That made me think: what

The Dragon Ball franchise is in a weird state.

As noted in my review on Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z, there's something about the franchise that has been able to maintain its rather overwhelmingly large and

For quite some time now Namco Bandai and Artdink have been gearing up fans of the Dragon Ball franchise for Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z, making some major changes to previous formulas seen in the Budokai,

So you may not get that reference if you're not a Dragon Ball Z fan or never looked at a Dragon Ball meme on the internet (in that case, google "It's over 9000!"). For those of

Anyone who's been a gamer for the last few decades will have gone through dozens of Dragon Ball games by now, undoubtedly, playing through the same stories we all know and love a few hundred times. Fans

Out of all the cartoons I watched in my younger years, Dragonball Z was by far the bloodiest and most violent. Its visceral, intense physical combat kept me coming back to watch more episodes. Back then