Get a deep dive into the features of Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 in this latest trailer for the fighting game. The trailer showcases various game modes, ...

Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra could be a blast, and you don't have to spend a single dime to play it. The free-to-play MOBA is fast approaching launch on iPhone, Android, PC, PS5, and Nintendo Switch, ...

Bandai Namco recently confirmed it would be bringing DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO to Nintendo platforms later this year, and it's now provided an official comparison update on its Japanese website.

In BALL x PIT, Ballbylon has fallen. After a meteoric and completely unexpected event annihilated the great city, all that remains is an ominous, yawning pit. Treasure hunters from far and wide flock ...

Bandai Namco confirmed Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero is officially headed to the Switch 2 and Switch during Nintendo's July Partner Direct. These new Switch and Switch 2 versions will play just like the ...

Engage in heart-pounding, high-speed 3D battles that stay true to the anime and video game series, with breathtaking visuals and authentic combat moves like beam clashes, rush attacks, movements too ...

Nintendo had its Direct earlier today, and this one was a bit different, focused on partner showcases. The Switch 2 has been pushing hard for third-party support, and we’ve recently had a teaser of ...

Publisher Bandai Namco and develoepr Spike Chunsoft will release fighting game Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO for Switch 2 and Switch on November 13 in Japan and November 14 worldwide, the companies ...

Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero is flying over to Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 with a November 14, 2025, release date. Bandai Namco announced its port plans during today’s July 2025 Nintendo ...

Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero originally only launched on the PS5, the Xbox Series, and on PC. The Switch was left out of the lineup last October, but the release of the Switch 2 creates an opportunity ...

The first step is to cut out a piece of wood to form the base of the winder machine. Measure out using a tape measure, mark with a pencil, and cut out using a jigsaw or handsaw. Source: Interesting ...