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Dragon Ball Fusions Is Coming A Few Weeks Early
When a game's release date changes, it's usually because of a delay. This time, players are actually getting a game sooner than expected. Bandai Namco confirmed that the 3DS action/RPG Dragon Ball Fusions is hitting a few weeks sooner than initially planned.
Fans can now get their hands on the game on November 22 (instead of December 13), according to a tweet from Bandai Namco.
EXCITING NEWS! We are moving up the launch of DRAGON BALL Fusions (3DS) from Dec. 13 to Nov. 22! Did you pre-order your copy yet? #DBFusions pic.twitter.com/6egOapALze
— Bandai Namco US (@BandaiNamcoUS) November 14, 2016
The game was announced back in September, so this is a pretty short span between a game's unveiling and its availability.
To get an idea of what to expect, check out the trailer below:
For more about Dragon Ball, check out our recent replay of Dragon Ball Z: Sagas.
Our Take
Even if you aren't a Dragon Ball fan, I think everyone can agree that it's always a nice surprise when you don't need to wait as long as you thought to play a game you've been anticipating.
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