Sparking Zero is on pace to become one of the franchise's best game, and a new mod ties it to Super Saiyan White.

Sparking Zero may be a hit with fans, but some are less-than-pleased with how the game handles the legendary Saiyan Prince Vegeta.

Flying through the sky at high speeds to lay the smackdown on an opponent is an essential part of Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero. Even more so when it’s to punch a giant ape. It’s something you’ll often do between regular dashes and “rush supers.

Sparking Zero features 181 playable characters, and the game seems to have found a solid solution for its purposefully unbalanced roster.

Bonus battles are some of the most exciting additions to Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero as they provide players with opportunities to unlock new characters and exp

The first sequel in more than 15 years in the Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi series launched on October 11 across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and S, and PC via Steam, and quickly shot up to the most-played games list on Valve’s platform. Neither Sony nor Microsoft makes their console numbers public.

Sparking Zero perfectly encapsulates what people love about the series: the giant energy beams, passionate screaming, and even the comedy is intact, with characters like Yajirobe creating an online meta with appropriate antics.

It looks like Dragon Ball fans really have been eagerly awaiting a new entry in the Budokai Tenkaichi franchise, as its latest entry, Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero, has already managed to sell three million units in its first 24 hours of availability.

There are three types of Dragon Balls to collect in Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero: the Earth Dragon Balls, the Namekian Dragon Balls, and the Super Dragon Balls. Collect all seven of them and you'll be granted a wish (or three) that you can use to either increase your zeni,