Dragon Ball Z without a doubt is a huge franchise. It’s well known to anyone that publisher Bandai Namco has struck gold by publishing games for the franchise. In light of this, they’ve also managed to grow a moderately large fanbase around their Dragon Ball Xenoverse franchise, which allows fans to take on trans-dimensional fights online, and locally.
Starting September 22nd, 2017, Nintendo Switch owners will be able to take their fights on the go thanks to Bandai Namco moving the game over to the console. Like before, fans can link up to fans online or locally using the Nintendo Switch system link for some 6-person local co-op action. This will allow fans to take on some of the game’s toughest raid bosses that include Great Apes or even gigantic Namekians.
With the news, Bandai Namco has also announced that the switch version will allow players to individually use the Switch’s Joy-Cons in order to play with friends locally. Let alone is that great news, they’ve also announced that the Nintendo Switch version will launch for $49.99.
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