An alternate reality where a Dragon Ball card game is the most popular form of entertainment. Originally an arcade title in Japan, the console version focuses more on the RPG elements.
Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission showers its audience with a torrent of fan service, such as a fusion between Gohan and Trunks, or a Super Saiyan 4 transformation with Gohan or Bardock. The release on the Nintendo Switch brings Japan’s popular arcade card game into the living room or on the go.
A fourth free update is now available for Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission. The new update adds in lots of cards from the original arcade version.
Bandai Namco has released a second free update for Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission. The update includes new characters, abilities, card, designs, and more.
A free update is now available for Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission that adds new content and options for players. In addition, a free demo can be downloaded through both the eShop and Steam.
Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission’s card-battling spin on the franchise arrives in North America and Europe tomorrow. In preparation, Bandai Namco put out a new story trailer as well as a series of tutorial videos.
Various game modes have been detailed in Bandai Namco’s newest trailer for Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission. The modes included are an arcade mode, a network mode, and a creation mode.
Deckbuilding Dragon Ball spin-off Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission is arriving on Switch and PC in a little under a month. Bandai Namco provided a new trailer showcasing how its battle system works.
A Card Edit mode highlights a new trailer for Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission. Fans that wanted to pair Mr. Popo with Mr. Satan will now have that opportunity.
Bandai Namco has announced a new Dragon Ball title that will be releasing in the west. Card-battler Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission arrives in April.
Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission Screenshots - April 4, 2019
Get used to watching these scenes... Over and over again.
Fan service transformations and character battles.
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