Dragon Ball fans were treated to plenty of exciting announcements at Games Battle Hour over the weekend, like more DLC coming for Dragon Ball Sparking Zero. Fans also got an extended glimpse at Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, which also teased another possible adaptation of the Resurrection ‘F’ film. The biggest announcement was the reveal that Dragon Ball Project Age 1000 was in fact Xenoverse 3, which was leaked back in February.
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3 is due out in 2027, more than a decade after the last entry in the series. The first Xenoverse dropped in February 2015 and the sequel arrived in October 2016. Since then, Xenoverse 2 has been supported with too many DLC packs to count. It’s a great, must-play RPG for Dragon Ball fans. If you haven’t checked it out yet, now would be the time to do so, since Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 leaves Xbox Game Pass at the end of April.
Like its predecessor, Xenoverse 2 plays with established Dragon Ball canon to tell a unique story. You create your own character, a Time Patroller who works with Trunks to protect the timeline. Each of the five playable races has different strengths and weaknesses, like the Saiyans, who have low health but strong attacks. All races get transformation skills like Kaioken, while Saiyan characters have access to a smorgasbord of powerful transformations, like Super Saiyan Blue or Gohan’s Beast form from Super Hero.
