While it's still too early to tell just how enjoyable that experience is - Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 has only been available for less than twenty-four hours - there is some concerning behavior outside of the game that could point towards internal problems. Bandai Namco and developer Dimps were very clear about plans for DLC in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 in the months leading up to the game's launch, promising free DLC to those who purchased the title and a year of support following its release. What many gamers originally assumed to be a niche offering quickly became a surprise hit, and the announcement of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 left many fans salivating at the prospect of a more refined Xenoverse experience. The release of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 today marks publisher Bandai Namco's first attempt at following up the unexpected western success of Dragon Ball Xenoverse.
Jiren (Full Power) and the two costumes will launch sometime in Fall 2021.Bandai Namco updates Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2's Steam listing, replacing the DLC plans that were originally promised with something much less exciting. Big thanks to Siliconera for their report and translations.ĭragon Ball Xenoverse 2 is available now on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, PC and Stadia. Alongside the character, there will also be outfits based on classic Dragon Ball Bulma as well Future Trunks for your customized avatar, both of which you can also see below. He served as the final villain to overcome in the Super anime TV series, which is currently on hiatus. Jiren was technically added to the roster already, but only in his base form. Now, we know who else is about to join the fray.īandai Namco announced that Jiren (Full Power) from Dragon Ball Super will be the next DLC character, releasing some screenshots of the buff villain that you can see below. It’s no wonder, of course, the game has been very successful, having sold over 6 million copies as of last year, and possibly even beyond that by this point. Despite the fact that it launched all the way back in 2016, and despite the fact that there has been not one, but two, major Dragon Ball-themed games released since then, Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 continues to get post-launch support.
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