Every Dragon Ball series is filled with exciting, larger-than-life battles, but Goku and Vegeta's fights have ranged from incredible to disappointing.

Sparking! Zero might just be the final form of the Budokai Tenkaichi games, celebrating 38 years of over-the-top shounen action.

Sparking Zero confirmed to be featuring some of the least popular faces in the series, some aren't likely to be recognized by all.

Sparking! Zero is as fun and outrageous as you'd expect. Animations seemingly perfectly recreating anime scenes or manga panels. Super moves are turned up to 11, practically glowing off your screen with heaps of special lighting effects and dedicated animations attached to them.

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Budokai Tenkaichi serires of 3D fighting games, which has always been known as Sparking! in Japan, is finally back after a 14-year hiatus. Developer Spike Chunsoft returns for a modern update that keeps the series true to its past.

E very Dragon Ball fan who plays video games remembers Budokai Tenkaichi 3, one of the greatest arena fighters of all time. I have fond memories of playing that on my PS2, competi

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