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Test Chamber - Don't Overlook Dragon Ball Fusions
Dragon Ball Fusions is out today for 3DS, moved up from its original December 13 release date, but what is it?
Turns out it's an RPG with turn-based tactics gameplay that allows you to fuse certain familiar Dragon Ball Z characters together (like the two pictured above) to create never-before-seen combinations. It's a strange entry in the library of Dragon Ball Z video games, and Ben Hanson and I talk about our experience with the game so far while showing off its combat and absurd story. We also show off its weird photo fusing feature, where you and a friend can fuse to create the ultimate (or worst) hero.
If you want to hear more about Dragon Ball Fusions, tune into the Game Informer Show podcast (subscribe here!) later this week to hear Hanson and I chat about it and its comparisons to this year's other Dragon Ball Z game, Xenoverse 2.
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