Dragon Ball Fighter Z gets petition signed!
After being announced at the annual E3 2017 convention, Fighter Z was one of the biggest highlights with its incredible graphics and unique gameplay. Dragon Ball has a huge fan base in Brazil, and for this reason, a petition was started on Avazz.org to request the game be delivered to Bandai Namco.
Created by "Anderson P," the petition already has 7,735 signatures, aiming to reach as many supporters as possible in Brazil. A notable highlight of this petition is that it calls for the dubbing to be officially performed by the anime's original voices, that is, Goku with the voice of Wendel Bezerra, and so on.
The company to which the petition will be addressed is already a target of Brazil after the 2015 game Xenoverse. During the production of the second game in the Xenoverse series, Bandai Namco claimed that there was no time to include voice acting in the game. Dragon Ball FighterZ is expected to be released in early 2018.
Official Dragon Ball Super dubbing begins
With a different technology, the 2.5D fighting game uses a 3-vs-3 system that incorporates fast-paced battles alongside classic Dragon Ball moves. The first images have already been released, featuring Goku, Vegeta, Trunks, Buu, Cell, and Frieza.
