Although Bandai Namco is busy preparing for Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero's release in October, this week there's actually been a new balance adjustment patch rolled out for its 2018 title Dragon Ball FighterZ. Yes, despite ending major content updates for the game some time ago, it's still making changes behind the scenes.
This update, which bumps FighterZ up to Patch 1.38, is available now on multiple platforms - with the Nintendo Switch version to be "released soon". Bandai will provide another update when the release date is confirmed for the hybrid platform. You can view the full 21-page patch note document via Bandai Namco's website.
This update includes adjustments to system mechanics and multiple characters within the game from Goku to Android 21 (Lab Coat).
In some other Dragon Ball-related news this week, the new anime Dragon Ball: Daima, which is "original work" by the creator Akira Toriyama and celebrates the 40th anniversary of the series, will begin airing in Japan on 11th October 2024. Here's a look at the main trailer and you can find out more about it on the official Dragon Ball website.
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