DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO takes the legendary gameplay of the Budokai Tenkaichi series and raises it to whole new levels. Make yours the destructive power of the strongest fighters ever to appear in Dragon Ball!
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 8/day in the week to Sep 18 → 15.75/day in the week after.
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Sums Steam only; PlayStation, Nintendo publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $29.99−40% | 72.8Kreviews | 86% | — | $69.8M |
| $49.99 | 68Kratings | 90% | — | not modelled | |
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de los mejores juegos que he jugado, increible
Dopo ben 18,5 ore di gioco e quasi due anni dall’uscita, quali parole posso usare per descrivere un gioco del genere? Sicuramente lo piazzerei tra i giochi più sensazionali che abbia mai giocato. La grafica, vero e proprio cavallo di battaglia del titolo, e le sceneggiature che accompagnano costantemente le azioni dei personaggi sono semplicemente absolute cinema. Ma penso che ciò che riesce davvero a motivarti a giocare così tanto sia anche la vastissima gamma di personaggi, ottenibili man mano che si prosegue nelle varie storie. È proprio questa varietà, unita alla possibilità di rivivere alcuni dei momenti più iconici di Dragon Ball, a rendere l’esperienza così appagante. Giochi come questi rimangono dentro al cuore, soprattutto quando alle spalle hai un titolo come Budokai Tenkaichi 3, che ha fatto parte della tua infanzia. Ritrovarsi oggi davanti a un nuovo capitolo della serie, dopo anni di attesa, è qualcosa che per un fan come me ha un peso non indifferente. Ma anche nei giochi più grandi bisogna prendere in considerazione quei fattori che, purtroppo, possono rendere l’esperienza meno goduriosa. Uno dei problemi principali è la scarsa presenza della community, soprattutto per chi si avvicina per la prima volta al gioco con l’intenzione di competere online. Le combinazioni di tasti necessarie per eseguire determinate combo possono essere estremamente difficili e complesse da imparare. Personalmente, a questo punto, preferisco tranquillamente fare il player da modalità offline piuttosto che sfidare gente che probabilmente sarebbe disposta a sacrificare la propria vita sociale pur di migliorare e affinare le proprie doti da rompi scatole — o rompi palle/sfere, per rimanere in tema Dragon Ball — a livelli talmente elevati da far gridare il controller, che a quel punto preferirebbe fare la vita di un telecomando della TV. A parte questa mia parentesi sarcastica, ci tengo molto a precisare quanto io abbia sempre apprezzato Bandai Namco e quanto sia felice di vedere giochi capaci di avere un potenziale del genere. Sparking! ZERO non è sicuramente perfetto e presenta alcuni difetti che possono pesare soprattutto sul lato competitivo, ma riesce comunque a fare una cosa che, personalmente, ritengo fondamentale: farti tornare bambino per qualche ora. E quando un gioco riesce a riportarti a quei pomeriggi passati davanti alla TV con Budokai Tenkaichi 3, forse significa che qualcosa di giusto lo ha fatto. Spero quindi che Bandai Namco continui su questa strada e che in futuro possa regalarci altri titoli capaci di avere lo stesso potenziale, la stessa cura e, soprattutto, la stessa capacità di farci rivivere quelle emozioni che pensavamo di aver lasciato indietro con l’infanzia.
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Every market we collect.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 56.29/day in the week to Jul 30 → 90.57/day in the week after.
Too few observations to say whether a discount moves this store's chart at all: across the last 30 days Steam · Top Sellers · Poland has just 18 day-to-day chart moves that followed a price cut, against 2,498 that did not. We are publishing the count instead of a direction — 20 is the fewest we will draw a conclusion from, and price collection outside the United States began on 6 August 2026.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Indonesian, Spanish - Latin America, Portuguese - Brazil, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese +4 more
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Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
Hours played at review time, across 1.8K reviews with recorded playtime.
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少し批判とかされているイメージがあったけど、個人的には結構面白くて良かったと思います。 良い点は意外とスピード感があって楽しかったり（個人的にはもっと早くても好き）、アプデで効果音も重さを感じれるようになったりTHE・ドラゴンボールって感じでした。さらにカスタムバトルでは自分オリジナルのIFストーリーなどを作れて結構楽しめました。（でもセリフは自分で考えられず用意されているところから選ぶのですが、絞り機能をもうちょっと便利にしてほしいです。量が多すぎて探すのがしんどい）あとはもちろんグラフィックスです。前作よりも大幅に進化したグラで遊べてだいぶ感動しました。 不満点は初心者にやるには、ちょっとストーリーモードの一部のCOMが強すぎるかなーって思いました。体感、オフライン対戦のCOMレベル極（最高）以上は強い時があった感覚。さらにやりこみ要素もDLC（限界突破DLC（NEO））で補間されたとはいえ、何もDLCを買っていないと少し物足りずに飽きてしまう。さらに一部のキャラのデザイン(特にゴテンクス)が圧倒的にDLC組よりも劣っているし、まぁ他にも色々不満になるところはあるけど、ちょこちょこ言われてる操作面は別に超修行を何回かやってオフラインで強めのCOMと戦っとけばある程度ランクでも通用するレベルになると思います。まぁなれるまでちょっと時間はかかりますが、、、 不満点書いてきましたが、しかし最近は一部のキャラデザ（特にゴジータ4）が一部のシーン変更されたりしていて、今後のアプデにかなり期待しています。 個人的にはドラゴンボールめちゃくちゃが好きで綺麗な映像を求めていて、操作を覚えるために時間をかけてもいいよって人は買っても損はないと思います。しかし、セールが来たときに限界超突破DLC「NEO」と一緒に買うことを一番おすすめします。他にもDAIMAやスーパーヒーロのDLCもありますが、見てない人は別にって感じですので、限界超突破「NEO」さえ買っとけば「無印」「GT」「Zの映画」はだいぶ補間されると思います。
Very nice (Borat voice)
Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero is fun. It's a continuation of the Sparking series from the PS2, of course with the added benefits of modern graphics, audio quality, and a decent selection of mods. I have a few gripes though, and I think hearing what's *wrong* with a game is just as if not more important than hearing what's *right* with one. SPOILERS ahead, so steer clear if you don't want to be spoiled. [h1] SPOILERS AHEAD [/h1] [h2] What Needs Work [/h2] [h3] The NEO Expansion [/h3] The NEO expansion is great. The returning characters are lovely, they open up new opportunities for modders, and I think Sparking Zero can always use more content. So what's wrong with it? Well for one, it's $46.99 CAD. Secondly, those who paid for the ultimate edition still have to pay, so what's the point of them spending the extra money on the game itself? The new characters are *in* the game without paying that, by the way, so you're paying $47 to unlock content that is already on your hard drive. [h3] Needless Restrictions [/h3] Sometimes it feels like Sparking Zero doesn't trust the player to use their own game. Did you know that Gohan Black is in the game complete with voice lines, all animations, a transformation, and the ability to fuse with Zamasu into a UNIQUE version of Fused Zamasu? If you completed the story mode, then the answer to that question is yes, though you'd be forgiven for not knowing because he only appears very briefly in a special mission. Gohan Black and his Fused Zamasu variant should be selectable after you fight them in story mode or at least be costumes to be equipped by Goku Black since they have the same moveset. They don't even appear in tournaments, even though characters that I do not own do. [h3] The CPU & Poor Communication [/h3] The CPU opponents can be the most annoying part of this entire experience. The CPU blatantly cheats. Everyone knows it, but Bandai doesn't seem to care much about doing anything about it. Input-reading opponents were annoying in the 90s and they're still annoying now. The CPU opponents will perfectly counter, block, vanish, and they will even use moves that they don't have the energy for. Most of my complaints are from shortly after launch, so it's possible that the issues aren't quite as bad now. Along with the unfair CPU, the development feel off. There are bugs in the game now that have been present since launch still unfixed, there are characters *in the game* that cannot be used by players without modding, and they just dropped a $47 DLC that mainly consists of characters that were *already in older Sparking games*. [h2] What Works [/h2] [h3] The Presentation [/h3] Visually and audibly, Sparking Zero is stunning. The characters look great, their animations are nice, charged attacks are satisfying to land, the beams look great, and effects like Namek blowing up are fantastic. Sparking Zero can be augmented by mods fairly easily, allowing for an even better experience. [h3] Basic Gameplay [/h3] The controls for Sparking Zero are easy enough to get into. Flying, punching, blasting, it all works as you would expect from a Dragon Ball game like the older Sparking titles or DBZ: Kakarot. It's responsive (usually), intuitive (usually), and looks super cool (usually). It's super satisfying to hit someone with a strong attack that sends them through a building or two. [h3] The Characters [/h3] Sparking Zero has like 240 characters or so right now, which is great. I like the idea of a Sparking game having *everything* the others had plus more. Even one-off characters like Fused Zamasu (Gohan) have enough detail put into them that they look great (Zamasu having more Gohan-esque hair). Many characters come with costumes or accessories that can be equipped, though many are just damaged variations. I wish there were options like alternate colours and BT3-style glow, but you can get those for free with a mod loader along with additional costumes and accessories. Overall, Sparking Zero is fun. It can be a bit annoying, and sure the devs may be a bit uncaring with it, but at the end of the day, it's a fun, pretty fighting game where you can have just about anyone from Dragon Ball fight anyone else from Dragon Ball. I recommend it to anyone who has played and enjoyed games like Xenoverse, Xenoverse 2, Kakarot, Raging Blast, Sparking, Budokai, or even fan-games like Dragon Ball Z: Final Stand (Roblox) or Dragon Ball Online Generations (Roblox).
很好玩
一坨屎，圈钱之作
万代sm了，把我当日本人整
es un juegazo
i would buy this game OVER AND OVER AGAIN
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