The Dragon Ball Z storyline has been retold countless times across many formats. However, Dragon Ball Xenoverse aims to use what fans already know by heart to tell an original story featuring the new demonic villain Towa, who seeks to manipulate history in search of ultimate power.

Thank you got my game thought I would get the dlc to. I guess ordering a week b4 its comes out not per ordering sad o well

Last year's Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z did something almost unprecedented for the game series: introduce new story elements from the latest movie. With a series of tales that have been rehashed as many times as the majority of scenarios in the Dynasty Warriors series, seeing a new plot component...

On the surface, Dragon Ball XenoVerse seems like a great game for someone like me who enjoys anime, fighting, and role-playing games. Customizing my own character's equipment and move pool is fantastic..

Customizable heroes; True-to-form graphics; Unique story

Shallow combat; Unfair missions

It's been too many years since I've played a Dragon Ball game that I genuinely enjoyed. My favorite game in the series is Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 and since then I've struggled to find another to match. With Dragon Ball: Xenoverse, some of my prayers have finally been answered.

The appearances of Goku and friends on PS3 and Xbox 360 will be remembered more for the number of entries than their quality. One of the few that I recall with some love is the PS3 title Raging Blast (despite its crazy camera).

Dragon Ball Xenoverse is an extravagant RPG brawler that revitalises the classic DBZ saga by altering the course of events and giving you a customisable character to develop and make your own. If any of that sounds appealing, this is the game for you.

+ Custom fighter is great fun; + Fun take on the story; + Combat is accessible; if nothing else; + Looks great

- Hub world feels dead; - AI is horrible; - Camera issues; - Can become extremely frustrating

Dragon Ball Z has a good track record in the world of video games, especially when compared to other animated franchises. Some of the games have been undeniable duds, and none of them do much in terms of bringing in the uninitiated, but the good ones are appealing and do a good job of pleasing fans...

Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z released last year, and despite an initial string of setback preventing online play from being enjoyable, the game was actually pretty solid. While the game did have some gameplay issues, its follow up, Xenoverse fixes some of these things.

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