Grandson loves the Game

I really enjoyed the game and was not disappointed when I got it

The Switch version of the game doesn't really add much more to the Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 experience that you wouldn't find on the original iteration of the game. There is some bonus content nestled deep in the Story mission that intrepid fans are going to really enjoy (access to the previous...

Only really harmed by its longtime availability on other platforms, Dragonball Xenoverse 2 is nonetheless a fun experience worth your time if you haven't experienced it before.

Dragon Ball: Xenoverse 2 is, without a single doubt, one of the finest Dragon Ball video games ever. It has two major problems, though. The first is that it feels tailor-made for fans of the series, and, as a result, won't really excite anyone else - especially when it comes to its story.

A fighting game with RPG elements. I'm not a fan of the TV series but I really enjoy this. The fighting mechanics are perfect. As you play through the story mode and the countless multiplayer quests you earn exp to level up. You can keep doing quests for loot like equipment drops and new skills.

Bought the Japanese version to be able to play this a little earlier. Good game with cool fighter I have to say. It's also cool that you can bring a game like this on the road when you feel like pulling out of the console.

The Dragon Ball franchise has been around for over thirty years, and with it has come plenty of video game adaptions. Among these adaptations, many of them have made their way to Nintendo platforms.

Plenty of quests to go through; the majority of them can be done online; Ability to create your own set of moves from a wide variety of trainers; Legend Patrol Quests is a nice addition for those that haven't had a chance to play the first Xenoverse

Lower framerate than the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions; None of the DLC is included in the game; maintains a high price point; Legend Patrol Quests are only free for a limited time