The fighting game of Arc System Works continues its commercial journey with a season full of novelties.
The health of Dragon Ball FighterZ remains excellent. Bandai Namco announced the third season during the videogame world championship finals, which were held in Paris, so the production of Arc System Works will continue to receive content for at least one more year. The Japanese company has revealed new details about what is to come, which includes not only one of the new playable characters, Kefla, but also the arrival of a new battle system and a completely unprecedented training mode.
According to the information, Kefla will have two special attacks: Fast Cannon Ball and Gigantic Breaker. As for his super special attack, he will be able to use the Gigantic Ray, with which he will hit his opponent using bursts of energy in the air. Finally, Gigantic Boost will be your Meteor attack.
The character will be available from February 28, as previously reported, although all those who buy the Dragon Ball FighterZ Pass 3 will enjoy a 2-day early access, that is, they can control it from February 26.
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The other news of Season 3
On the one hand, we will have a new battle system. Z Assist Select allows us to select the assistant attack of the chosen character. Each of them has three strokes of this type. Limit Break Super Power, meanwhile, is activated when we only have one fighter standing. Then, the meter is modified and turns gold, which greatly increases the attack power. It can also be combined with Sparking.
On the other hand, in Training Mode, the characters become your teachers to teach you the basics of the fight. In addition, we will have the option to complete tasks to earn a few rewards.
Dragon Ball FighterZ is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC and Nintendo Switch. It is not the only game based on the Akira Toriyama saga that is still active. Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 went on sale in 2016, while Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, the RPG of Cyberconnect 2, has become the newest addition to the saga in video games.
Source | Ryokutya2089 (via Siliconera)
