Bandai Namco released a couple more Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot videos ahead of the game’s release. There is a quick look at the game’s Soul Emblem system before a launch trailer has Vegeta considering his relationship with Goku.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is just a week away from launch. Bandai Namco put out a new trailer for the game, showing some of its character improvement options, including eating and learning new moves by collecting Z orbs.
Will Goku explore the great wide world? Will he fight the most powerful foes? Will he catch the most agile fish? Find out in this new trailer for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot!
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The cinematic opening for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot comes straight from the animated series. The journey of Son Goku from fledgling to phenomenon begins next month.
A new Japanese trailer for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot shows a number of its systems. The game is set to release worldwide this January.
New images give a glimpse of some new scenarios possible in Kakarot. DBZ fans are going to get a few new interactions never seen before.
A new Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot trailer shows the support and other playable characters joining Goku. The retelling of the Dragon Ball Z series hits PC and consoles worldwide in January.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot received another trailer this week. The new video shows off a couple of the fusion characters appearing in the game.
A new five-minute gameplay trailer for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot shows one of its other playable characters. Vegeta does a bit of exploration and fighting in the Maijin Buu saga.
A trailer for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot shows content that Goku and the rest of the gang can experience. The game will follow the events of the series, but will also allow players to explore the world.
Vegeta rocks the pink Badman shirt masterfully in the latest trailer for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. The prince of all Saiyans showcases the game’s engine as he deals with different tasks around the map.
Bandai Namco has announced a January release date for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. The company also confirmed that the Buu Saga will be covered by the game.
Bandai Namco has released some more media for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. The trailer and screenshots show the Cell Saga as well as Goku and Piccolo’s attempts at earning a driving licence.
Goku won’t be the only playable character in Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. Gohan, Piccolo, and Vegeta are also confirmed as playable, with a number of others acting in support roles.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot will give RPGamers the chance to play through the Dragon Ball Z series when it releases next year. Pascal Tekaia was able to spend some time with the game, trying out a few side activities before facing off against Raditz.
Bandai Namco followed up its earlier reveal of Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot with a selection of additional screenshots. The new images show the world map, world exploration, an apparent fishing minigame, and a battle against Raditz.
The game originally announced as Dragon Ball Game Project Z has been given its official title at E3. Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot will be coming to PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One early next year.
Bandai Namco’s teased Dragon Ball Z action RPG has been officially announced. Though not yet titled, the game will see the company teaming up once more with developer CyberConnect2.
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