As revealed by the IGN exclusive trailer, the first three episodes of the English dub release is coming to US cinemas for only three days on November 10-12 through Fathom Events. The Japanese-subtitled release of Dragon Ball Daima is streaming on Crunchyroll from October 11.

Sparking! Zero officially releases Thursday, Oct. 10, according to PlayStation, however the game has been available for pre-order.

Dragon Ball came into my life when I was seven years old. It’s hard to think of more of a “right moment” than that. I was obsessed. I did my homework around when Dragon Ball Z would air on Toonami. I stayed up late on weekends to watch Dragon Ball Z: Uncut on Adult Swim.

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Fans have been waiting a very long time for a new Budokai Tenkaichi game, and while Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero goes back to the subseries' original Japanese name, it absolutely seems to be the follow-up everyone's been dreaming of.

Even more surprising, the arena fighter also surpassed the peak of Dragon Ball FighterZ, which gathered 44,303 players during its 2018 launch. However, Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO

In fact, Sparking! Zero has sped past the peak player counts of every other Dragon Ball game — and it's not even close. SteamDB currently reports a peak player count of 91,005,

And just like that, the spark ignites… again. Watch the Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero launch trailer for this upcoming game in the Budokai Tenkaichi series.

Sparking! ZERO releases this week and developer Spike Chunsoft has not let up on the teaser trailers, gameplay showcases and other sneak peeks at whats to come

Sparking! Zero developers Bandai Namco Games and Spike Chunsoft are seemingly planning some downloadable content for the fan-favorite fighting game not already announced. As reported by ComicBook, the Steam backend has been updated to reference a new DLC called the Martial Arts Pack.