Let's go back in time to where I was in my early teens and a huge fan of anime movies, especially those made by Manga. When I heard we were getting a Dragon Ball Z animated series in the UK, I got excited as I heard great things. All was going great.

I'm not reviewing the game. I'm reviewing the Collector's Edition as a set for those who will buy the game regardless, and are on the fence about the Collector's Edition. The set is full of great stuff for collectors, specifically the (rather large, intricately detailed) Goku figure.

There have been many Dragon Ball games over the years, almost too many to count. There hasn't been a terrible entry in the series though, and the first Xenoverse game was good despite being marred by a few flaws.

This collectors edition is a great. you get the game, a time patroller book with a exclusive manga strip by Toriyama inside and the best quality figure you could ever find of Goku. The reason why i gave it a four star tho was because of the fact that it is a bit highly priced for what you get, maybe...

Improves the Xenoverse, but the franchise isn't quite there yet Dragon Ball games have been a part of my entire life. I played classics such as the Super Butoden series on the SNES and more recent but classic titles like the Budokai series.

The game is fantastic and thoroughly enjoyable, has an interesting throwback and compatibility with the prequel but is very lacking in both content and player base (certainly on this console).

What do you picture when you think of the Dragon Ball franchise? Most likely it's characters with ridiculous hair yelling and shooting beams from their hands. It's absurd of course, but also carries a charm that has kept viewers enthralled for over 30 years.

Fantastic visuals; Satisfying combat; FUN TIME BIIIINGO

Darn similar to the original Xenoverse; Weird music choices; Menu overload

My grandson has it and has played it since he got it - said it was very good

Ever since first debuting as a manga in 1984, the Dragon Ball franchise has been a major hit around the globe. This has led to an abundance of video games

Fresh story; Runs at 60fps; Less grindy

Nothing groundbreaking here; Useless AI

Dragon Ball Xenoverse launched about a year ago, and was generally well received for players looking for a pseudo-MMO feel to their Dragon Ball related fighting games. Dimps has delivered similar experiences since the Sparking series first started many years ago, slowly but surely refining several...