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Dragon Ball Xenoverse
It turns out the mysterious Dragon Ball Xenoverse character that Bandai Namco has been teasing since E3 is whoever you want them to be.
Male, female, Earthling, Majin, or Namekian – the character that we've been wondering about for months is completely customizable from race, to accessories, to clothing. Since his (now its) unveiling, we were lead to believe the character was created for Xenoverse to be part of the Dragon Ball Z canon. It's technically not untrue, but it's definitely not what we were expecting (though we did have our assumptions). Now we need to learn more about the futuristic city that has been teased alongside the character. You can check out more of the customization options in the gallery below.
For more on Dragon Ball Xenoverse, head here and here. 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 and watch an episode of Did You Know Gaming on Dragon Ball Z games by hitting the link.
[Source: Dragon Ball Xenoverse on Facebook]
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