In fact, there isn’t much difference between them and their incarnation in the previous game apart from the new forms added ( e.g. Being that these races are the forefront of the Dragon Ball world, there are no new races added. It features the main races of the Dragon Ball universe – Saiyan, Humans, Majin, Freiza and Namekians – with each race coming with their signature traits, such as turning Super Saiyan or, for my female Majin, going kid form to become a stronger, faster versions of the standard design.

Things certainly begin similar in Xenoverse 2, as you are asked to create your time patroller before moving onward. So the question is, does Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 improve what was started by the developers, Dimps, in the original game?

It wasn’t without faults, but it had a good idea, especially with the hub world to allow people to form groups for cooperative missions. This was the case with Dragon Ball Xenoverse, but unlike previous games, Xenoverse was an fighter/RPG hybrid about being your own customised character and taking them into the Dragon Ball stories, but with a twist – defending time against two villains who were changing history for their own joy, but as the player, you had to stop this and reset the history back.

Even after the games have covered the main story arc (before the new Dragon Ball Super show began), Bandai Namco somehow managed to find a way to recreate the same story, but with fancier graphics or new mechanics to have fans clambering for more. AHHHHHHGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! Ka…me…ha…me…HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA! Are two words (noises?) every Dragon Ball Z fan will have heard time and time again, be it in the anime or the many video games that have been released over the years.

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