Sparking Zero is already Game of the Year for fans, and Ubisoft should learn the art of staying afloat from Bandai Namco.

Sparking! Zero developers Bandai Namco Games and Spike Chunsoft are seemingly planning some downloadable content for the fan-favorite fighting game not already announced. As reported by ComicBook, the Steam backend has been updated to reference a new DLC called the Martial Arts Pack.

Dragon Ball Sparking Zero players are getting wrecked in the Great Ape Vegeta battle, and Bandai has some advice for them.

Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero is available now for players who bought into the Deluxe and Ultimate editions, and it's already kicking players' butts. The difficulty is getting called out as "fucking absurd" in some cases, and early on there's one name people are cursing more than any other: Great Ape Vegeta.

Sparking! Zero players that it's okay to lower the difficulty as waves are being wrecked by Great Ape Vegeta. The highly anticipated fighting arena game launched on October 8 for anyone who preordered (otherwise launching October 11) and,

Great Ape Vegeta has always been a pain for every single person who has ever picked up a Dragon Ball game. From spamming Galick Guns and “mouth beams” to withst

Sparking! ZERO early access players are struggling to put an end to the Saiyan Saga because of Great Ape Vegeta.

Bandai Namco took a unique approach by politely asking a streamer to stop streaming Sparking Zero before its official launch. The streamer, Edgar, continued to stream despite Bandai Namco's request, resulting in a copyright strike.