It can be hard to predict, at times, which enticing and notable releases will make it out of Japan to the West. It was certainly good news, then, when Bandai Namco recently confirmed Dragon Ball Fusions for a 13th December release in North America; it'll arrive in Europe sometime in February 2017.
Intriguingly, and very much following a trend seen with Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden, a free update to the already-released game in Japan is adding some tasty extras. Along with a fresh demo a free update to the game includes the 'Space-Time Radar' stage - it sounds intriguing, with players picking up fictitious radio waves in the real world that open up tears in the game's reality, with rare characters and battles emerging. It's a smart way to keep players interested while keeping their 3DS handy while on the move.
In addition the update has added online battles and rankings; that could keep players of the RPG busy for a while too.
As a refresher for the main game, the recent Western announcement trailer is below.
Hopefully these features will be there from day one for the release in the West, though we assume that's the case just yet.
[source gematsu.com]
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Online battles you say? Maybe I'll get my kid this for Christmas and avoid DBXV2 and it's $30 season pass for awhile.
If any part of NX plays 3DS carts I'll have quite the backlog to keep me busy, pretty much forever.
#justtellus
I wonder
male character + male character = male fusion
Female character + female character = female fusion
Then what is
Male character + Female character=???fusion
@Thegentleman
Male × Female = FeMale² Fusion
@KickButt_Gaming that makes sense
Legit. The gift horse that keeps on giving~
@Thegentleman @KickButt_Gaming Maybe a Freaky Alien Genotype. I kid. But seriously, maybe a genderless fusion or something.
@Thegentleman
With all the liberties taken with Dragonball over the years, it's kind of annoying they actually stuck to "No female Nameks" for this game. They could have come up with something and explained it away easily.
I never got into the Dragon Ball craze, saw a season or two I suppose, but this game definitely piqued my interest when I first heard about it.
@Thegentleman There actually is a fusion like that in the game, but if I remember correctly, it ended up looking more masculine. It's a little difficult to tell, though.
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