I suck at fighting games. I've always sucked at fighting games. I dunno what it is - maybe I'm just not dexterous enough, maybe I have terrible situational awareness, or maybe I just suck at games. Whatever it is, I've always had a very rocky relationship with the genre.

Dragon Ball FighterZ being ported to the Switch is a nice reminder that occasionally the internet can be used as a force for good. To hear developer Arc System Works tell it, a port of DBFZ for the Switch wasn't a priority until they saw the huge swell of support for the idea from online fighting...

After spending months playing Dragon Ball FighterZ (pronounced Fighters!) on PlayStation 4, I was stoked to hear that the Nintendo Switch would also have the game in its library. Dragon Ball FighterZ is a beautiful and deep fighter and a game that's clearly made a name for itself in...

I love this game, but I didn't receive the pre order bonus code.

Screenshots for this review are taken from the PS4 version of the game. The is gathering more and more momentum with each passing month and it's starting to be a lot less surprising when a big hitter from the Xbox One and PS4 gets ported over to Nintendo's handheld hybrid, and now is the turn of Arc...

The full Dragon Ball FighterZ experience on the move; A rewarding; deep system that's easy to pick up; Brilliant use of the license

Some framerate drops and a slight visual downgrade; Netcode is a bit inconsistent; An additional £30 for the Season Pass when all the characters are out is a bit rich

The problem with begging for Nintendo Switch ports of the latest and biggest games is that most of them just won't run at all, or if they do, the sacrifices made in getting there are more than the developers are willing to make.

The Nintendo Switch is fast becoming the place people want every single game to end up. And why not having a portable version of a game you love is a big bonus, so much so that people will wait for the Switch version to come out before buying the game.

Graphics look great in either mode; Online plays well; Joy-Con controls are smooth

Lot of load times; Online lobby is a little lonely; Story mode takes a while to ramp up

Works great! Came in perfect condition. Super fun!

Nine months after release on competing platforms, Dragon Ball FighterZ has finally made its way to Switch. Back in January, when our sister site Push Square reviewed the original release , they gave it a glowing 9/10 score, and for good reason.

Son Goku and friends are back on Nintendo Switch! Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 was announced before Switch launched but ultimately saw release long after it did on other platforms. When Dragon Ball FighterZ , a modern 2D fighter by the kings of the genre, Arc System Works, released on every platform but...