Dragon Ball Sparking Zero: A Nostalgic Hit with Technical Hiccups

The latest installment in the Budokai Tenkaichi series delights fans with its vast roster and chaotic fun, but faces criticism for bugs and optimization issues.

• Dragon Ball Sparking Zero has sold over three million units within 24 hours of release, marking a successful comeback for the Budokai Tenkaichi series after 17 years.
• The game features over 180 playable characters, offering a nostalgic experience reminiscent of PS2-era games with its massive roster and cel-shaded visuals.
• Players have reported significant technical issues, including game-breaking bugs that delete saved data on consoles, prompting calls for further developer fixes.
• Despite its technical flaws, the game is praised for its extensive fan service and engaging, albeit inconsistent, gameplay that appeals to long-time Dragon Ball fans.
• The tutorial system is debated among players, with some finding it comprehensive while others struggle with the game's difficulty due to lack of guidance.

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