Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z

Platform(s): PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, Xbox 360
Genre: Action
Publisher: Namco Bandai Games
Developer: Artdink
Release Date: Jan. 28, 2014 (US), Jan. 24, 2014 (EU)

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'Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z' (ALL) Gets Free Japanese Voice-over DLC On Vita

by Rainier on Feb. 20, 2014 @ 8:27 a.m. PST

With four different battle types, visuals faithful to the inimitable Dragon Ball universe, plus full-featured solo play for those days when you want to bathe in the glory alone, Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z represents the next essential evolutionary phase in the franchise.

Are you a team player with the crazy skills and cool composure needed to triumph in massive cooperative battles? If this sounds like you, then Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z has just what you need, with revolutionary team battling for up to 4 players together in cooperative play against a host of fearsome opponents or in a giant 8-player battle royale. Found his weak point? Push your advantage and take him down together in a flurry of fur!

The single player campaign will feature expansive environments in which to wreak havoc and destruction upon enemies and bosses alike. Savvy players will utilize all of the character control features to guarantee their victory including the ability to issue team orders to attack, defend, or heal other team members.

Appearances from Special Force and Super Saiyan GOD are the icing on the cake of this irresistible recipe for ki chaos on the ground and in the air. Prepare your battle cry!

Namco Bandai Games announced that a free DLC is being developed for Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z for PlayStation Vita, which will extend the audio support of the game with Japanese Voice-Over.


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