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Android 21 has been a major addition to Dragon Ball FighterZ given that she's an original creation from Akira Toriyama for the game, but we had no idea just how "original character" she'd be.
Arc System Works has been playing coy as to how she'd appear in the game proper, and it seems to be because her final, playable form is akin to Majin Buu. She takes on his appearance, has the ability to absorb the energy of opponents and use their moves like the Kamehameha and Solar Flare, and her super is the "Hungry Time" which is similar to Majin Buu's as it turns to sweets but there's a big "But?" in the translation as well.
Weirdest thing is, she's not an "official" Majin but probably does some weird science stuff to make her a super tough fighting game boss character. Regardless, we'll all see what the real deal is soon enough when Dragon Ball FighterZ releases in full January 26.
[via ShonenGameZ]
This weekend saw Bandai Namco stress-test the online servers for their upcoming anime title Dragon Ball FighterZ, and stress was indeed the word, with many players being unable to connect with their opponents to enable fists to connect with faces.
Bandai Namco were quick to point out they were aware of the issues, and have just recently announced that the plan to open the servers for another 24-hour period starting today (dependent on your location) to hopefully everybody another opportunity to check the game out, and to try to get the server problems eradicated ahead of the game's release, a little over a week away.
The beta opens at the following times on PS4 and Xbox One:
As previously stated, the beta will be live for 24 hours. Hopefully everyone will get a lot more match experience tucked into their gi this time around.
Dragon Ball FighterZ launches on PC, PS4 and Xbox One January 26.
Eurogamer is reporting that Fable is going to make a comeback in the form of a "brand new, big budget game."
According to their sources, Playground, the developer of Forza Horizon, is going to handle the project, which will be an open world action RPG. Just how big of a budget will it garner? Well, Eurogamer's sources estimate "some 200 people" working on it across two of Playground's offices. This concept is in its "early days" though, so don't expect an E3 announcement this year or anything. Eurogamer states that the renewed interest in Fable might be because of Sony's success with Horizon Zero Dawn.
Fable is just one of those franchises that refuses to die. I still remember vividly reading previews for "Project Ego," the original concept for Fable dreamed up by professional dreamer Peter Molyneux. In it, you were supposed to cut individual blades of grass that would eventually grow back, "scar children" that would grow up to take revenge on the player character, and "drop your multiplayer character in another world and let him wreack havoc."
None of that actually happened throughout nearly all of the series -- instead, we got Coin Golf, an on-rails shooter that Molyneux claimed wasn't on rails, and an Xbox Live Arcade minigame spinoff. If Fable is really coming back, I hope they do it right. With Playground at the helm, there's a greater chance of success.
Sources: Microsoft plots Fable return [Eurogamer]
