A cosmic crisis: Here are the first 18 minutes of Dragon Ball FighterZ’s story mode

If you’re one of the many Dragon Ball Z enthusiasts who’s been keeping up with all the news regarding Dragon Ball FighterZ, you may already know that the game’s plot takes a uniquely dark turn. The world of the Z fighters gets overrun by clones of the series’ iconic heroes and villains whose appearance, strength, and fighting styles mimic those of the originals.

Here to walk you through the beginning of this twisted tale is IGN, who has provided a high-resolution upload of the first 18 minutes of Dragon Ball FighterZ‘s story. It begins as the Dragon Ball series did: With Goku and Bulma, but while Bulma seems to be her usual audacious self, Goku doesn’t even seem to know who he is.

Dragon Ball FighterZ launches on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC today!

Source: IGN

A cosmic crisis: Here are the first 18 minutes of Dragon Ball FighterZ’s story mode

If you’re one of the many Dragon Ball Z enthusiasts who’s been keeping up with all the news regarding Dragon Ball FighterZ, you may already know that the game’s plot takes a uniquely dark turn. The world of the Z fighters gets overrun by clones of the series’ iconic heroes and villains whose appearance, strength, and fighting styles mimic those of the originals.

Here to walk you through the beginning of this twisted tale is IGN, who has provided a high-resolution upload of the first 18 minutes of Dragon Ball FighterZ‘s story. It begins as the Dragon Ball series did: With Goku and Bulma, but while Bulma seems to be her usual audacious self, Goku doesn’t even seem to know who he is.

Dragon Ball FighterZ launches on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC today!

Source: IGN

Arc System Works “hears your voices” in regards to BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle’s DLC, promises something “very soon”

It might not always seem like it, but game companies really do monitor the consumer’s reaction to their products. Whether they ever acknowledge that reaction publicly is another story altogether, of course. But after the community fiercely split at the proposed DLC scheme of Arc System Work’s Blazblue Cross Tag Battle, ASW decided they couldn’t just continue forward without saying something:

While clearly an attempt at putting out fires (though some argue that they shouldn’t even have to do so, considering BBXTAG will launch below the average $60 price point), the lack of clarity in regards to such a hot-button issue is surprising. With Evo Japan in full swing, perhaps they are saving the mystery for an upcoming reveal.

Does this message strike you as good news? Or is the damage already done to BBXTAG’s reputation? Let us know in the comments below.

Source: ArcSystemWorksU