Dragon Ball FighterZ is so good at that character design, that you probably haven’t even noticed the stages that you battle on. Stages which are lush, vibrant and reduced to ashes by the end of a bout. From the World Tournament arena to the broken ruins of a future ravaged by destruction, every battleground in Dragon Ball FighterZ is a glorious homage to the history of the franchise. There’s life in them there hills, especially in the Namek levels available to fight on.

Dragon Ball FighterZ is getting its first major patch soon. While it won’t include over 9000 balance changes to the roster, it will implement plenty of fixes to various bugs found within the game. It’s all small fixes, but when added up, it’s pretty substantial.

With each successive game upping the ante, Naruto’s Ultimate Ninja Storm saga will still be the measuring stick that all cinematic action games are measured against. A stick that’s about to get…Switchy. Nintendo Switchy if you catch my drift no jutsu.

Soul Calibur 6 is adding a few familiar faces to its expanding roster, in the form of Zasalamel and Ivy.

Too often the Dragon Ball FighterZ lobby system is a waiting game of dropped matches and uneven netcode. That will all hopefully be changing soon with the first major patch for the game, which will summon Shenron to address those connectivity issues. Or wish for Bulma’s underwear, because early Dragon Ball was weird as hell.

The Japanese Dragon Ball FighterZ website has revealed a first look at Bardock and Broly, as well as some truly awful translations thanks to Google Chrome. Here’s a breakdown of them.

Had enough of the usual shinobi shenanigans and want to try something a little different in the village of Hidden Leaves? Well then buckle up buckaroo, because Bandai Namco is preparing to give Naruto fans a taste of the next game in the franchise, a little bit early. Featuring four on four team battles, Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker tasks you with assembling an elite strike force to prevail through various challenges and trials. Challenges that’ll kick off with an open world beta from February 23 to February 25 on PS4.

Were you looking forward to seeing Dragon Ball FighterZ flex its considerable muscles with the addition of characters such as Cooler or Janemba? Hahaha nope! The Arc System Works developed title has yet to unleash its final form, but it is powering up soon with two new fighters on its roster. Surprise, things are about to get in-Saiyan.