Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero Preorders Offer Exclusive Bonus Characters
▼ Summary
– Bandai Namco announced Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero for Switch 2 and Switch, featuring motion controls for certain moves like Goku’s Spirit Bomb, with a release date of November 14.
– Preordering any edition on Switch or Switch 2 unlocks bonus characters, including Goku (Mini) and early access to six Gogeta and Broly variants.
– The game offers multiple versions: a $60 physical standard edition and digital editions (Deluxe for $90, Ultimate for $100) with extra content like DLC packs and exclusive items.
– The Switch 2 version uses a Game-Key Card for digital download, while the Switch version includes full game data on the cartridge, with no upgrade path between the two.
– Sparking Zero boasts a 182-character roster, a single-player campaign spanning Dragon Ball sagas, and multiplayer modes, alongside other Switch-compatible Dragon Ball games like FighterZ and Kakarot.
Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero is making its way to Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, bringing the high-energy battles of the beloved anime franchise to Nintendo’s platforms. Announced during Nintendo’s July Partner Direct, the game will launch on November 14, offering the same explosive action as the PS5, Xbox, and PC versions while introducing motion controls for signature moves like Goku’s Spirit Bomb. Players can choose from multiple editions, including a $60 standard physical release and digital versions packed with extra content, all available for preorder now.
Preordering any edition unlocks exclusive bonus characters, giving fans a head start on building their dream roster. The standout reward is Goku’s child form from Dragon Ball Daima, along with early access to six powerful variants of Gogeta and Broly.
The standard edition of Goku (Mini) includes the base game and preorder bonuses, with physical copies priced at $60 at major retailers. Digital preorders are live on the Nintendo eShop. Notably, the Switch 2 version uses a Game-Key Card, requiring a download, while the original Switch cartridge contains the full game. Performance on the older hardware remains unconfirmed, but Switch 2’s enhanced power promises superior visuals.
For those craving more content, the Digital Deluxe Edition ($90) bundles the game with a Season Pass, featuring:
- Four DLC packs (including Dragon Ball: Super Hero and Daima content)
- 20+ additional fighters
- Summon Shenron abilityThe top-tier Ultimate Edition ($100) adds even more, such as:
- Goku (Super) Costume with Power Pole
- Exclusive emotes and player cards
- Super Shenron summoning
Sparking Zero stands as the most ambitious Dragon Ball game yet, boasting 182 characters from across the series. Alongside a sprawling single-player campaign, it lets players rewrite iconic moments and supports six-player multiplayer.
If you’re hungry for more Dragon Ball action, the Switch library has plenty to offer:
- Dragon Ball FighterZ: A polished 2.5D fighter by Arc System Works, available for $25.
- Dragon Ball Kakarot: An action-RPG retelling of Z’s story, expanded with DLC.
- Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2: A customizable adventure with ongoing updates.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the series, Sparking Zero and its predecessors deliver thrilling ways to experience the Dragon Ball universe.
(Source: NewsAPI Video Games & Console News)
