In the UK PS Store, Sparking! Zero's Ultimate Edition is currently the top pre-order, while the standard edition is below both versions of Black Ops 6. A little more mixed, then, but it's still giving Activision's FPS series a run for its money.

Sparking! Zero is one of the most anticipated games of October, and for good reason. The fighting game is being developed by Spike Chunsoft, makers of the Danganronpa series, and is being touted as the spiritual successor to the infamous Budokai Tenkaichi sub-franchise.

Dragon Ball Sparking Zero has fans so hyped that pre-orders for all three editions are beating out juggernauts like Black Ops 6.

Sparking Zero's release is just around the corner, here is everything someone needs to know before buying the bombastic fighting game.

All of this makes it even more surprising that the latest Dragon Ball game is crushing Black Ops 6 in pre-order sales. However, this could be less about Call of Duty’s state and more about fan excitement for another Budokai Tenkaichi game. With both games coming out this month, a spotlight on these communities will be bigger than ever.

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Sparking! ZERO. If your PC meets these requirements, you are eligible to play the game on your device: However, those are the minimum requirements. That won’t necessarily be the best running version of Dragon Ball: Sparking!

Dragon Ball Daima is an upcoming anime, and the last DB series Akira Toriyama worked on, so many fans are anticipating its inclusion in Sparking Zero.

It’s been a while since I played a Budokai Tenkaichi -style Dragon Ball game. In fact, it’s been a while since anyone has played a Budokai Tenkaichi -style Dragon Ball game. So, I set out to give Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero a shot at the Tokyo Game Show.