Dragon Ball: Xenoverse 2 - Collector's Edition

Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3's gameplay deep dive reveals limits to how long players can stay in Super Saiyan mode, which has many fans angry.

The latest issue of V Jump includes new info on Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3's mechanics and battle system.

Bandai Namco dropped the first gameplay reveal for Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3 this week, showcasing one of the game's missions and new key combat features. While the core beat-'em-up gameplay has been retained from the previous games, it's the approach to transformations in Xenoverse 3 that has Dragon Ball fans talking, as many believe this signature component has been nerfed for the threequel. One of the big changes in Xenoverse 3 revolves around how and when players can use their high-powered skills, like beam attacks and area-of-effect ki explosions. Previous Xenoverse games required players t

Bandai Namco toured us through a demo of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3, showing off what's new with the RPG's anime brawling.

Ultimately, producer Masayuki Hirano told me that Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3 was built around three core pillars: the story, the new characters, and customizability. Speaking of customization, Hirano told me that he thinks there’s a level of customization in Xenoverse 3 that wasn’t in the original games, and the team got there by approaching it with a different mindset.