One Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero player has had their pre-order delivery delayed, but has received a digital code for the inconvenience. Many gamers are already progressing through Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero, and this fan can play while they await their physical version.

Sparking! Zero players that it's okay to lower the difficulty as waves are being wrecked by Great Ape Vegeta. The highly anticipated fighting arena game launched on October 8 for anyone who preordered (otherwise launching October 11) and,

Sparking! Zero has debuted on Steam to the franchise's highest all-time player count, and the weekend is yet to come.

Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero is available now for players who bought into the Deluxe and Ultimate editions, and it's already kicking players' butts. The difficulty is getting called out as "fucking absurd" in some cases, and early on there's one name people are cursing more than any other: Great Ape Vegeta.

The United States Bandai Namco X account stated that you might want to lower the difficulty and retry the battle. After all, a win is a win! So, if you’re stuck, maybe it’s best to adjust the difficulty. Otherwise, you might have to keep at it carefully until you finally get the victory.

Bandai Namco has responded strongly to the early leak of Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero, the highly anticipated fourth entry in the Budokai Tenkaichi series.

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