Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero Will Get A New Trailer Every Month
thegamer.comThe official Dragon Ball website has suggested that a new trailer or information drop for Sparking Zero will be released every month, confirming the pattern that's been going on since the start of the year.
Dragon Ball fans have been waiting for nearly two decades for a new Budokai Tenkaichi game, so it doesn't come as much of a surprise how desperate we all are for new information about Sparking Zero. Every time a new trailer drops, the first question (aside from the obvious one about when it's releasing) that everyone asks is when we're going to see it next.
Not counting the year in between Sparking Zero's announcement at Dragon Ball Games Battle Hour 2023 and its re-reveal at The Game Awards, Bandai Namco has been surprisingly consistent with how often it shares new footage and reveals new characters. So far, we've had at least one major reveal every month, something that looks set to continue.
So far, that's been a pretty reliable pattern to follow for Sparking Zero, but it's not been outright confirmed to be the case. Earlier today, the official Dragon Ball website was updated with a news post that shared the Master vs Apprentice trailer that released at the end of April. Aside from being very late to sharing it, the website mentioned something very interesting about how news is being rolled out.
As pointed out by Twitter user ZiedTa, the website specifically notes that "things are really heating up for Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero with new info coming every month". Although it's possible that this is just referencing the fact that information has been shared every month so far, it instead seems to confirm that we can expect reveals to happen monthly.
Strangely, despite Goku Day being this week and seeming like the perfect time to share some new information, nothing has been revealed for Sparking Zero so far in May.
That sadly doesn't tell us when we'll see the game next, but at least it's clear that new information can be expected every month. The
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