E3 2014: Powering Up Dragon Ball Xenoverse to the Next Generation

I just hope they do it justice.

A Skyrim-Like DBZ RPG/Open Universe

Set many generations after DBZ Ended...

Character Features: Choose Race, Sliders for character creation, male/female.
Age Progression: You start out as a young child probably 5-7 and you age as ingame time goes on.
Example.= You start out as 5 years old, every 10 hours (irl) you age 1 year ingame. So 180 hours would make you 23 in the game, adding age progression to everyone else would make it feel more realistic. With age progression you can become a teacher, master or a trainee.

I would like the RPG to feel how it felt when Goku didnt know anything about kai for a long time at first...
it would keep the game interesting, people would actually have to work hard to run into someone who can teach you how to fly or whatever.

Special attacks learned by your master of choice.

Dragonball Xenoverse New Character Appears.

Maybe all of this is too ambitious for a DB game, but that would be the ultimate DB game in my opinion.

Why not make a free roaming Dragonball z game with a main quest and side quest?

LOL! How many times are they going to remake this thing? HAHAHA

We really get sick of the same story as stater of the game........plz since DB is a game now....try to extend the story into whole new level.

they could, as nsuns3 full burst did, but they are just lazy

Make one for PC please...

Good, Budokai 3 was easily my favorite DBZ game, hands down. The better opportunities for a deeper combat system in the Tenkaichi series were overshadowed by the mostly copy-paste character roster and the piss-poor story system. Budokai 3 had everything I wanted from a DBZ game. I'm glad Dimps is taking the helm again.

Woo its not a card Battle game or has weird team mechanics

Also, I still think they should make a dragonball rpg/action game some day. That would be probably all i need to play before i die.

A next gen DBZ game? I'm hyped.

As much as I love the anime the games have always been a let down since Budokai 3. Every character plays the same. Only real difference is Sayains and Bosses are stronger then everyone else in the cast of 70 some characters so there is no point in doing Majin Buu vs Tien cause Buu wins every time.

They need to stop trying to make this series "more accessible".

The game needs to be as hard as possible with a deeeeeeep combat system.

We aren't talking about 2 normal people fighting here. We are talking about a game that has been done to death a million times over, and the only people still playing them are hardcore fans of the anime and games. These are fighters that are so far beyond human capabilities that it boggles the mind.

The fight system should reflect these ideas.

Well from what from my view I think they might do good with this as long as they make the gameplay from the one way back like budokai and I hope from what little info given that they add a little on to the story with this new character but from what I have seen from this and the demo witch I recommend watching I think that they might do good with this one I can't wait to see

Tenkaichi> budokai i dont like that standard fighting type style I love the free roam fighting alot more

I don't want a budokai tenkaichi style dragon ball i want a budokai type of game . Dragon ball is one of the most recognized fighting anime of all time , it is due time that it get's a fighting game of high level . The old budokai triology was good , but still not in the pantheon of fighting games

definitely getting it :)

They could do a deeper fighting system, and make the characters more different when it comes to basic attacks.

I wonder if we can play as Ghost Nappa.

'Transformations haven't been part of the Dragon Ball series of fighting games before, but will be introduced in Dragon Ball Xenoverse. Characters will be able to transform into their available super saiyan modes in-game, negating the need for multiple versions of the same character in the selection menu.'

Would someone explain what this bit means? It sounds like it's saying transformations such as going super saiyan have never been in a DBZ game before when they clearly have, but the fact it goes onto say 'negating the need for multiple versions of the same character in the selection menu.' obviously shows the writer knows transformations have appeared before, unfortunately taking up multiple character slots. What are we classifying transformations as?

I'd love a DBZ RPG game