Many Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero players are frustrated by the game's lack of customization options. While reception to the fighting title has been largely positive, fans are hoping to see some aspects of Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero improved in the near future.

Sparking! Zero is a fast-paced 3D fighting game, so any ability that allows you to move quickly and dodge around your opponent is highly useful. While the Dragon Dash is perfect for flying around the arena quickly and avoiding incoming beam attacks (assuming you don't fly directly into them,

Sparking Zero is one of the anime's best games to date. And if you look closely, you will spot a rare nod to Launch.

Sparking! Zero has got off to an incredible start with three million sales in 24 hours. The first sequel in more than 15 years in the Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi series launched on October 11 across PlayStation 5,

The Bean Daddy had a good run. After a week of terrorizing Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero players through his infinite bag of health-restoring Senzu beans, Yajirobe will have his stats evaluated in an upcoming balance patch,

Sparking Zeros roster draws from some typical fighting game archetypes, one group stands almost entirely apart.

There's a lot going on in Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero's combat, and if you don't have it all mastered by the time you attempt to take on Episode Mode or online play, there's a good chance you will get thrashed.