Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO Enhanced Version Coming to Switch 2
▼ Summary
– Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO launches next week for Switch and Switch 2, with Switch buyers able to update to an enhanced Switch 2 version.
– Players can update by connecting their Switch 2 to the internet to download the update for improved clarity and richer detail.
– Certain save data, including battle replay data, edit data, and online records, cannot be carried over after the update.
– After updating, players can battle with users on Switch 2 and other Switch players who have applied the same update.
– The Switch 2 version is available as a Game-Key card release, with more details in previous stories about performance and resolution.
The highly anticipated release of Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO arrives next week for both Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Switch 2. Bandai Namco has confirmed that players buying the original Switch version will have the option to upgrade their game to an enhanced edition specifically designed for the new console.
To access the improved version, Switch 2 owners simply need to connect their system to the internet and download the available update. This process unlocks significant visual upgrades, making characters and backgrounds appear with noticeably improved clarity and richer detail. The enhancement aims to deliver a more immersive and visually striking Dragon Ball experience on the more powerful hardware.
It is important to note that while the core game progress transfers, certain types of save data will not carry over during the update process. Battle replay data, character edit data, and online records cannot be transferred to the enhanced version. On the multiplayer front, updated players will be able to battle against both other updated Switch users and all players on the Switch 2 platform, ensuring a unified online community.
Visual comparisons clearly showcase the graphical leap. The standard Switch version, the updated Switch version, and the native Switch 2 build each demonstrate a progressive increase in visual fidelity, with sharper textures and more detailed environments.
For those interested in the technical specifics, detailed analysis regarding performance and resolution across both systems is available. Additional comparison screenshots further highlight the differences. Consumers should also be aware that the Switch 2 version will be available as a physical Game-Key card release.
(Source: Nintendo Life)
