In case you missed it last week, our co-op review of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 went up. We both had fun playing it, even if the Parallel Quests and Expert Missions can get a bit repetitive. If, like us, you're looking for something new to do, then you're in luck! Later this month the game will receive some free and paid DLC that will add new quests, new teachers, and more.
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 has made me feel like I missed an essential part of growing up; I wasn’t the kid throwing kamehamehas across the schoolyard at my friend who had just turned into a giant ape. If this reference is wasted on you, you’re like me and didn’t get into the anime when it became popular in North America. Thankfully,...
Locke and Jason's anime streak continues, this time with the recently released Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. While neither of our characters were in a position to check out the new six-player Expert Missions that were added in this title, we did have some fun with the Parallel Quests and trying to make sense of the confusing party/quest queueing system.
If your hair turns blonde every time you "power up," then you might be interested in knowing that Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 is hitting Steam tomorrow. The follow-up to the 2015 fighting/role-playing/"MMO-lite" title now allows up to six players to team up online to tackle some of the toughest foes in the Dragon Ball universe.
