If you're a fan of Dragon Ball FighterZ, I have both good and bad news to deliver. The good news is that after four years of requests, Bandai Namco and Arc System Works have finally announced that Dragon Ball FighterZ will be getting rollback netcode!

Needless to say, this is an

[Update]: Dragon Ball FighterZ's most likely final update will add the much-requested rollback netcode.

After many teasers and a couple of beta tests, Arc System Works' 2.5D

[Update]: Dragon Ball FighterZ's most likely final update will add the much-requested rollback netcode.

Dragon Ball FighterZ is an upcoming 2.5D fighting game from Arc System

[Update]: Dragon Ball FighterZ's most likely final update will add the much-requested rollback netcode.

Dragon Ball FighterZ is an upcoming 2.5D fighting game from Arc System

Dragon Ball FighterZ is an upcoming 2.5D fighting game developed by Arc System Works, a studio you might know from their work on the Blaz Blue and Guilty Gear series of fighting games. The goal behind Dragon Ball FighterZ, as you'll probably aware from just looking at it, is to bring the

Dragon Ball FighterZ is an upcoming 2.5D fighting game developed by Arc System Works, a studio you might know from their Blaz Blue and Guilty Gear series of fighting games. The goal behind Dragon Ball FighterZ is to bring the series back to its roots in terms of gameplay, while still being as

Dragon Ball FighterZ is an upcoming 2.5D fighting game headed by Arc System Works, the famed studio behind the Blaz Blue and Guilty Gear series of fighting games. The goal with Dragon Ball FighterZ is to bring the series back to its roots in terms of gameplay, while still being as accurate to

Dragon Ball FighterZ is an upcoming 2.5D fighting game that aims to bring the series back to its roots. You might also be glad to hear that its being developed by the famed Arc System Works, the studio behind Blaz Blue, Guilty Gear, and the upcoming ...

Dragon Ball FighterZ is an upcoming 2.5D fighting game that aims to bring back the series to its roots. Much to the delight of many, it is being developed by Arc System Works, a studio you might know from their work on the Blaz Blue and Guilty Gear series of fighting games. In other words,

After experimenting with a variety of genres and styles it would appear that Dragon Ball games are going back to their roots. As announced during this year's E3, Dragon Ball FighterZ is going to be a 2.5D 3v3 fighting game for both the PC and consoles.

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