Dragon Ball FighterZ Switch Version Releases in September
The Dragon Ball FighterZ Switch version of the game was revealed recently at Nintendo’s E3 conference, and now Bandai Namco has announced that it will release in the West on 28th September – only one day after the Japanese release.
If you pre-order the game, you get access to a super cool bonus – the Japanese version of SNES’s Dragon Ball Z: Super Butoden which released in 1993. This is a very rare game, and the very first Dragon Ball fighter, and will likely do a lot in persuading people to pick the game up on Switch. You’ll also get SSGSS Goku and Vegeta at launch too, otherwise you’ll have to unlock them in-game like on other platforms.
Dragon Ball FighterZ comes to Switch on 28th September.
I’ve been gaming since a very young age and although I can’t remember my very first game, I fondly remember enjoying Sonic the Hedgehog 2 and being giddy with joy once I beat Dr. Robotnik. My all-time favourite game is a tie between Persona 4 Golden and Final Fantasy IX. As you may have noticed, I have a love for JRPG’s although I dabble in all genres. My favourite genres are fighters, visual novels and, of course, JRPG’s. Follow me on Twitter @mitchjaylineham, and check me out on Open Critic as Mitch Jay.
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