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Reader Discussion: Who Is The New Dragon Ball Xenoverse Character?
Bandai Namco has been going through a great amount of effort to lend importance to this new character. When the game was first revealed at E3, Bandai Namco didn't show his face, but pointed out he was important, winking so profusely they might as well have been blinking.
Clearly, Bandai Namco is excited to enter a new character into the Dragon Ball Z roster, but who is he? We learned he is a Saiyan yesterday. Is he a long-lost family member? Is he who players will be playing as in Dragon Ball Xenoverse? Is he just a customizable character wearing a bunch of unlocked gear? Who do you think he is?
Dragon Ball Xenoverse is coming to Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3. You can check out our E3 2014 coverage of the game here, find out a little more about the new character here, and watch the latest Did You Know Gaming video on Dragon Ball Z games by hitting the link.
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