Every Dragon Ball series is filled with exciting, larger-than-life battles, but Goku and Vegeta's fights have ranged from incredible to disappointing.

Sparking! Zero is as fun and outrageous as you'd expect. Animations seemingly perfectly recreating anime scenes or manga panels. Super moves are turned up to 11, practically glowing off your screen with heaps of special lighting effects and dedicated animations attached to them.

Granted, most of them are populated by variants of legacy characters like Goku and Vegeta, but it’s still an impressive collection. The campaign mode once again retells the entire Z saga and beyond, and it has a couple of unique twists. First ...

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Sparking! Zero might just be the final form of the Budokai Tenkaichi games, celebrating 38 years of over-the-top shounen action.

BANDAINAMCO and Spike Chunsoft's Dragon Ball Sparking Zero is a collective celebration for Akira Toriyama and the characters he created. The post REVIEW: ‘Dragon Ball Sparking Zero’ Is A Celebration Of The Franchise (XBX) appeared first on But Why Tho?

Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero carries the torch lit by Tenkaichi 3 over a decade ago. Make no mistake, outside of adopting the Japanese Sparking! moniker, the latest entry into the s