Next-gen level Super Saiyan: Dragon Ball FighterZ is finally available in native format for Xbox Series
As sudden as Cell’s arrival from the future, Dragon Ball FighterZ and now available natively on Xbox Series X, S e PS5. The long-awaited update for the fighting game by Arc System Works arrives together with the equally coveted netcode. It is in fact the rollback, that is, a type of connection (and not only) that adapts the game in real time to players from less “performing” routers (for example, Fortnite’s online compared to that of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate). Naturally, this upgrade will be free for those who already have the game on Xbox One and PS4reassured the publisher Bandai Namco. You can find the official tweet about it below, including improvements on the hardware and online fronts.
DRAGON BALL FighterZ releases 29th February (midnight local time) on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S with rollback netcode! #DBFZ pic.twitter.com/e7yWHn6sSH
— Dragon Ball Games (@dragonballgames) February 28, 2024
When performance doesn’t go to a thousand, but to over nine thousand: Dragon Ball FighterZ available on Xbox Series
The last time we mentioned Dragon Ball FighterZ, if we remember correctly, was on the occasion of the less flattering review of Jujutsu Kaisen Cursed Clash: it is in cases like these, perhaps, that it is even more beautiful to see this masterpiece available natively on Xbox Series X, S and PS5. The critical consensus is unanimous (pun not intended): combining Akira Toriyama’s magnum opus with the Arc System Works development team is yet another demonstration that the simplest ideas, occasionally, can also be the best. A way like any other, to worthily wait for the “real” arena fighter from Bandai Namco, the long-awaited return to the Budokai Tenkaichi formula with Sparking! ZERO.
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