I’m too attached to the anime and fighting games of my childhood, and the latest Tenkaichi title gives me every reason to stay that way

Sparking Zero advertises that it has 182 playable characters, but this number is inflated slightly due to transformations and the like.

After 17 years there’s finally a Budokai Tenkaichi sequel, and while it suffers from some technical issues, it's still the best entry yet.

It looks like Dragon Ball fans really have been eagerly awaiting a new entry in the Budokai Tenkaichi franchise, as its latest entry, Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero, has already managed to sell three million units in its first 24 hours of availability.

Dragon Ball fans are accustomed to many different variants of the same character taking up multiple spots – FighterZ has five Gokus alone (nine if you count fus

The Dragon Ball Sparking Zero release date is approaching, and soon Dragon Ball fans will be able to experience the spiritual successor to the Budokai Tenkaichi games

Sparking! Zero Review - It's been awhile since the last Budokai Tenkaichi game for the DBZ series and now it has returned.

Sparking! Zero is divided into several modes, with “Episode Battle” allowing you to take control of one of Dragon Ball’s principal characters, and run through their stories, with non-canon branching paths if you can withstand their unlock conditions. These are presented with a simple overworld format, and cutscenes that pepper the plot in between.

Even though almost every Dragon Ball video game tells the same story from the manga, some titles just retell it way better.

Back when the earlier games in the Sparking Zero, aka Budokai Tenkaichi, series came out, Whis didn't exist. Now, not only is he a significant part of the Dragon Ball series, but he's also part of the games.

Much like the Dramatic Finishes found in Dragon Ball FighterZ, Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO players can experience unique animations by finishing fights with certain moves. They're called Special Finishers in Dragon Ball:Sparking!