'Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2' Update: It Runs Beautifully on Xbox One & PS4

So far players are professing that "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2" runs beautifully with the patches provided. There was a false alarm raised by a player in Reddit that it was waste of money. But a greater number of Dragon Ball players countered the troll to blame his PC instead. There was big mum after the patches were also pointed out.

With the new "Dragon Xenoverse 2" and its new features, the game is playable now in Xbox One and PS4 from being only in PC before. However, in Japan it can only be exclusive in PS4. It is coming out as one of the exciting stuffs giving another great dragon game experience in 2017. The game becomes more exciting as players have great leeway to create personal characters and distinct techniques from different heroes and diverse lessons such as Majin, Frieza Race or Sayain.

The storyline of the new "Dragon Xenoverse 2" is for players to gather all the Dragon Balls until seven are collected. When that is reached, the players will then call Shenron and make a wish to make Shenron grow. Being an exciting game ever, it requires hard work for players to acquire higher level.

The new "Dragon Xenoverse 2" has five new attacks, two new expert missions, Zangya and Bido new costumes, among other new features. Players will have to fight the same characters- Yamcha Tenkaichi, Pan Tenkaichi and Goku Tenkaichi. But the "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 " in DLC Super Pack has 2 two new playable characters, Champa and Vados, eight new attacks, among others.

Players, thus far, found they could easily travel around Conton Metropolis, Namakian Village and the Fiezais ship. It can be played by up to 300 players in much larger earth, about seven times larger than the previous game. No doubt, the enhancements give more excitement than its predecessor.

The game developer Bandai Namco is said to be planning to bring "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2" on Nintendo Switch, and is implementing a co-op gameplay that allows players to share their experience with friends, the International Business Times reported.