Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero is currently out in early access, exclusively available to people who've spent $100 on the Deluxe Edition or $110 on the Ultimate Edition. It seems players are more than willing to pay that price, however. The game has debuted on Steam to a peak concurrent player count of 91,005, as SteamDB shows.

Bandai Namco's new Budokai Tenkaichi game has taken over gaming's top storefronts, is #1 best-seller on PlayStation and Steam as it enters early access.

Dragon Ball fans have put out a $500 bounty to the first person who can develop modding tools that allow for custom content.

Dragon Ball Sparking Zero is coming out for everyone soon, and then there will be some DLC that might have a certain theme for one pack.

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Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero has come out on top by earning the most money. It should be noted that, while the game’s main launch is on 11th October, shoppers can pay extra to get into the Advanced Access and play the game right now.

If you’re unable to play Dragon Ball Sparking Zero due to crashing issues, check out these workarounds to help you out.

Budokai trilogy and merely dabbled in the later Budokai Tenkaichi games, I'll admit that I was bitter when I first heard about Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero. In my eyes the inferior trilogy of PS2 games was being brought back,