Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 PS5 And Xbox Series Update Release Date Revealed
thegamer.comDragon Ball Xenoverse 2's current-gen update for PS5 and Xbox Series has been revealed to drop on May 24, with save data transfer also being confirmed.
If you're a Dragon Ball Z fan, then the last few months have likely been an absolute rollercoaster for you. Not only did we get a new look at Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero (that confirmed Giant characters and Super Saiyan God forms for Goku and Vegeta), but we also got a current-gen update for Dragon Ball FighterZ and the seemingly final piece of DLC for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot.
If all of that DBZ goodness somehow wasn't enough for you, then you'll be happy to know that Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2's current-gen update for PS5 and Xbox Series has also just been given a release date, just over 24 hours after FighterZ's update was revealed and released. This was revealed over on Bandai Namco's Twitter page with a simple message sharing the date.
The Twitter post also confirmed that save data transfers from the PS4 and Xbox One versions of the game are going to be a thing for Xenoverse 2's new versions, although exact details about them are going to be announced at a later date. Anyone worried they would have to restart with a new Time Patroller can rest easy.
We've known about Xenoverse 2 getting a current-gen update since last October, when it was revealed as part of the game's seventh-anniversary celebrations. That announcement didn't really reveal what was going to be included as part of the current-gen update, but it can be assumed that we'll be getting the option for uncapped frame rates, improved textures, and faster loading times.
That's not all that's coming to Xenoverse 2 in 2024, however. The road map that was shared for the game back in October also confirmed that more playable characters, additional scenarios and "other contents" are coming to the game as DLC. We got a glimpse of some of these scenarios in a recent trailer, including what would happen if Vegeta went against Beerus instead of Goku, but a lot of it
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