The title of Bandai Namco developed by Cyberconnect2 tells the main story of the popular manganime saga.
That the Akira Toriyama saga is still a success is no surprise. Their video games continue to operate in the market, and if not they tell Dragon Ball FighterZ, which faces its third season with many new features. All in all, Bandai Namco has just sold its most recent production, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, a title that ignores the genre of the struggle to embrace the RPG style. The Japanese company has revealed the figures it has harvested in its first week in the market. According to his report, he has exceeded 1.5 million copies sold.
Cyberconnect2, authors of the Naruto saga: Ninja Storm and Final Fantasy XIII-2 – as a supporting studio – sign this video game, which takes up the original story of Dragon Ball Z to narrate all its plot arcs. In this way, we live the plot since the time of the young Goku, who has already entered adulthood, marries Chichi and has his son Gohan. From then on, the warrior will be involved in numerous fights, since the most evil beings in the universe threaten to break the balance of the world.
Since the arrival of Raditz, elder brother of Son Goku, disasters occur. The proud prince of the Saiyans, Vegeta, lands next to his partner Nappa. Then Freezer, the androids, the evil Cell and the uncontrolled Buu Monster will arrive. Fortunately, the heroes will train hard to end all the dangers that come their way.
Smaller loads
One of the complaints that users have raised is that loading times are too long. The developer took note and published a patch that reduces them, while correcting other errors that had reached the final version of the product. In parallel, Cyberconnect2 works on new content for the video game, which has not yet been officially announced. Do not forget that the DLC were already planned before, because the season pass includes new stories that will be told within the world of Dragon Ball Z.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot went on sale on January 17 for PS4, Xbox One and PC. For now, Bandai Namco has assured that there are no plans to launch the video game on Nintendo Switch, although the previous two titles are available in the Kyoto hybrid.
Source | Bandai Namco (via Gaming Bolt)
