Many Dragon Ball games have been released since the launch of the Nintendo Switch. Most skipped the popular console at launch in favor of more powerful hardware, but they eventually made their way ...

Earlier today, the official Dragon Ball game Twitter page ... Switch owners will probably need a Nintendo Switch Online subscription to play the Lite version. Twinfinite is supported by our ...

One of the potential third-party launch titles for the Nintendo Switch 2 may have been revealed, as a new rumor claims that ...

We already know of some Nintendo Switch 2 games confirmed to release for the new Nintendo console this year, but according to a new leak, it looks like a Dragon Ball game may be joining the lineup ...

Dragon Ball Sparking Zero rumored to release on Nintendo Switch 2. Official Nintendo Switch 2 reveal set for April 2, 2025, with price, release date, and launch games expected. Analysts predict ...

This leak was spotted by Gematsu, which pointed out that Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero has received a rating for Saudi Arabia on the Nintendo Switch 2. These ratings are official, and are required to ...

With the Nintendo Switch 2’s ... Namco may be preparing its successful Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero for the platform. While it hasn’t had an official Switch 2 announcement yet, the game just ...

The only other game to sell more than 10k, and barely, is Dragon Quest X Offline on Switch. There's also only one new entry in this week's top ten — Dragon Ball ... The Switch Lite has also ...

You won’t be able to use motion controllers to flick your Poké Ball in Pokémon: Let’s Go, for instance. The other major incompatibility with Switch Lite is Nintendo Labo. The graphics are ...

Hopefully, some or all of the existing DLC is part of the day-one package when Sparking Zero arrives on Switch 2. The Nintendo Wii was the best place to play Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 ...

With Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO setting the stage ... and certainly not the less powerful Nintendo Switch. This is certainly a bummer for PS4 and Xbox One owners who have been looking forward ...

Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero has been rated for the Nintendo Switch 2 by the General Authority of Media Regulation of Saudi Arabia. A Switch 2 version of the game has yet to be announced.