February 29 Will Be a Big Day for Dragon Ball FighterZ Fans
Dragon Ball FighterZ is finally coming to the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S after a long-awaited update. Released back in 2018, Dragon Ball FighterZ is finally coming to current consoles, and players will only have a short wait, since the game launches in just a matter of hours.
The Dragon Ball franchise is one of the most successful media properties to be born in Japan. From manga to incredibly successful anime adaptations, the Dragon Ball series also has an impressive variety of fighting games on its roster. There is a long list of Dragon Ball games that have been brought to life since the franchise's genesis, but Dragon Ball FighterZ is a favorite for many fans of both the series and fighting games in general. In Dragon Ball FighterZ, players pit their favorite characters against each other in quick, action-packed combat. Although it's been nearly six years since the game was first released, fans will soon be able to play on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S.
Dragon Ball FighterZ officially releases digitally on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S on February 29. The game will be available at midnight local time, leaving players with just a brief waiting period. Many fans have been waiting for Dragon Ball FighterZ to come to current generation consoles, and that day is finally on the horizon.
Not only is Dragon Ball FighterZ finally releasing on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, but players who already own the game on PS4 and Xbox One will get a free upgrade along with its rollback netcode. Dragon Ball FighterZ has held some serious influence on the franchise since its 2018 release, and this update has been a long-awaited upgrade for many fans of the hit fighting title.
For a fighting game that was instantly beloved by many fans of the Dragon Ball franchise, getting a free update of Dragon Ball FighterZ is a major win for many players who have been waiting for this day. When it comes to fighting games, Dragon Ball FighterZ is one of the best in recent memory, and it will be exciting to finally get to
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