Since it was first released last February, Dragon Ball XenoVerse has already sold millions of copies around the globe. Thus, Bandai Namco released first DLC content for the game last March 17. Yet, the game developer has another set of DLC to offer to gamers.
Based from the recent reports appeared online, the game developer teased fans about the newest DLCs that will arrive some time with 30 screenshots posted five days ago. According to them, it is "giving fans a glimpse at everything from new characters to the various special moves to DBX later this year."
In Japan, the second DLC will be out before March ends. The DLC, as reported, contains four new characters in the game's roster. Names were also out such as: Eis Shenron, Mira, Nuova Shenron, and Towa might be adding to the list of characters of the game.
Aside from these new characters, costumes were also included with which are inspired from the Dragon Ball XenoVerse' antagonists.
The DLC Pack 2 also introduces new Master (Pan), together with new Parallel Quests, new Time Patrol Quests, as well as half a dozen new X-souls from the different characters of DBX. Game developers cited that players should have the access for the 24 new special moves for their respective custom fighters wherein part of the feature of the game is their ability to create their own fighter based from their own way of customizing the race, gender, head, voice including its clothing.
With regards to the second DLC release outside Japan, Bandai Namco hasn't shared any exact date for it.
Meanwhile, Bandai Namco also announced that they will be releasing Dragon Ball to every counter in the given scheduled dates:
March 27 - 3-star Dragon Ball
April 3 - 6-star Dragon Ball
April 10 - 7-star Dragon Ball
April 17 - 1-star Dragon Ball
Dragon Ball XenoVerse, which highlights new story apart from the iconic Dragon Ball, is considered the 15th game for home consoles. The game will be released in Japan in PS4 and Xbox One, before the end of March, with no confirmation from Bandai Namco for outside Japan launch.
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