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Dragon Ball FighterZ
Bandiai Namco released a number of new details about Dragon Ball FighterZ today including a trailer, beta details, and information about the game's collector's edition.
You can check out the trailer below which highlights Androids 16 and 17 and 18, who appear to be a team. The trailer ends with a tease of dark versions of familiar characters, a montage of defeated heroes, and features a fully modeled version of Bulma.
Along with the new trailer, beta sign-ups have officially opened. You can throw your name in by heading here. If you receive an invite, the beta will be available September 16-17 on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Bandai Namco also detailed a collector's edition for the game. It will be $139.99 and include the following:
- A copy of DRAGON BALL FighterZ
- 7” Goku statue with exclusive “Manga Dimension” coloring
- Exclusive STEELBOOK
- Three Art Boards
- A CollectorZ box to house all the items listed above
A pre-order bonus for the game will also be available and will give players two exclusive lobby avatars and early access to SSGSS Goku & SSGSS Vegeta.
Dragon Ball FighterZ arrives early 2018.
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