Gaming Nexus

17th October 2017
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Russell Archey
Publisher: Bandai Namco
Machine: Nintendo Switch (EU Version)

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Scores

Nintendo Switch Version
Overall80%

Summary

While not a huge fan of Dragon Ball in general, I can say that I'm a fan of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 on the Switch. It does have its flaws. Namely with the camera and some of the training. Plus the combat can get repetitive as you mash out the same combos, at least in the early going. But I can definitely say that I found a Dragon Ball game that I can enjoy coming back to from time to time.

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