Since its release, has often been hailed as one of the best Dragon Ball games ever made . Developed by Arc System Works (the studio behind Guilty Gear), it successfully bridged the gap between casual Dragon Ball fans and the hardcore competitive fighting game community. The "FighterZ" Difference
While many previous Dragon Ball games focused on 3D arena battles (like Xenoverse or Budokai Tenkaichi ), FighterZ is a . It uses a "2.5D" perspective—3D character models on a 2D plane—to perfectly mimic the art style and "explosive" feeling of the anime.
Since its release, has often been hailed as one of the best Dragon Ball games ever made . Developed by Arc System Works (the studio behind Guilty Gear), it successfully bridged the gap between casual Dragon Ball fans and the hardcore competitive fighting game community. The "FighterZ" Difference
While many previous Dragon Ball games focused on 3D arena battles (like Xenoverse or Budokai Tenkaichi ), FighterZ is a . It uses a "2.5D" perspective—3D character models on a 2D plane—to perfectly mimic the art style and "explosive" feeling of the anime.