Dragon Ball FighterZ and Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite have been drumming up a lot of attention at E3 2017, with both of these fast-paced, hyperactive 2.5D fighters playable on the show floor. The former premiered during the Xbox E3 2017 press conference, while the latter was at Sony's E3 2017 press conference, and both games involve multi-character teams duking it out at breakneck speeds with flashy combos and screen-filling super attacks. They seem to be locked in heated battle over fighting game fans' attention. And while the fighting game community has an unfair reputation for being split up into divided tribes - Street Fighter fans, anime fighters, Smash players, and so forth - DBFZ and MvCI seem to be sending people into a frenzy of praising one and dissing the other.
Daniyal from eXputer: "Dragon Ball FighterZ was so close to a revival but ineffective communication and a dubious launch of an anticipated update botched that hope."
Dragon Ball FighterZ has finally received the long-awaited rollback netcode update that promises to improve the online experience for players.
Also, instruction detailed on how to upgrade from PS4 to PS5, Xbox One to XSX, and save transfers.
5 years too late, no cross-play and ps5 and ps4 cant play together and on pc u have delay based and roll back which u can choose which will divide the player base even more since some wont know the difference and some of the game modes are not compatible with rollback... like why, you should have just made fighterz 2 and implement it properly there what is this half assed shit?
Better than nothing i guess? i don't even know man..
Dragon Ball FighterZ will launch digitally for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series on February 29 with rollback netcode, publisher Bandai Namco announced.
Users who own the PlayStation 4 or Xbox One version will be able to upgrade to the PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series version free of charge.
With the recent article regarding no X-Men in the new Marvel vs Capcom, I can see why people would rather go to DBZ. There's enough characters for a good start, there's also room for expansion later down the road, and it's already looking to be considered for esports in the future. This game is bringing to the table what Marvel vs Capcom did in the past - a fun, fast paced fighting game.
I grew up playing 1 and 2 (own both on the PS3, and the DreamCast), and sad to hear the recent news regarding the X-Men characters in the new Marvel vs Capcom.
This is the DBZ fighting game people have always wanted.
I have never been a fan of Marvel VS Capcom.
As a Marvel vs Capcom fan, look at the games side by side. In terms of looks, it's not even close. Fighters looks way better and that's not even getting into gameplay.
"This is the DBZ game people always wanted"
I must be the only one who remembers Dragon Ball Z: Final Bought on PS1.
Anyway, the game simply looks better than infinite. I don't like the art style they started using since MvC3. It also feels way slower than MvC2. It's strange because they had a perfect formula but messed with it too much.
DBZ Fighter is like MvC2 + Guilty Gear + DBZ Characters. Can't lose with that.