The Dragon Ball FighterZ open beta will have another round of testing

Your wish is granted. After numerous technical issues on both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, Bandai Namco have confirmed that they will be hosting a final 24-hour open beta test for Dragon Ball FighterZ in the future. A date has not been decided just yet, so keep your open beta client on your console for when details are released soon.

It’s fair to say that the open beta didn’t exactly go smoothly, with the servers being down for several hours, presumably due to so many people wanting to play ahead of next week’s launch. While a server update was pushed out and many players were able to get online again, there were still long waits to get a match. It was even worse on Xbox One, with a majority of players not being able to play after the initial early access day. When you consider that Dragon Ball FighterZ was first revealed at Microsoft’s press conference at E3, it’s poor form to abandon that group of players during this test.

Expect more information later this week — I could see Bandai Namco leaving it till the weekend as many players will be busy playing Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition during the week.

Source: Bandai Namco US

Offer Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition a warm welcome with this 2014-2018 trailer retrospective

A look back, and a look at what’s to come for Street Fighter!

Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition, launching today at last, marks a major upgrade for Street Fighter V, expanding the title even further from its meager launch state. How times have changed for this game…

To celebrate this milestone, ADAPT Chance has compiled every notable trailer they could find for Street Fighter V: starting with its initial teaser from back in 2014, through numerous character reveals (and that slick Lupe Fiasco/Kolin trailer) through to the new cinematic opening for Arcade Edition. Dive in for nearly an hour of trailer mania, or skim to find your favorites while you wait for the servers to come back up!

Source: ADAPT Chance

– Astro A50 Wireless Headset: Break Free From the Wire

Astro has become almost a household name for gamers. Over the last month, we’ve reviewed the A20 and A40 and were impressed by each. Today, we’re rounding out our run with their flagship, the Astro A50 Wireless Gaming Headset. It’s the best of their line and has a price to match. Is it worth ponying up the $299.99? This is our review.