Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero is beating out Call of Duty: Black Ops 6. Dragon Ball is a very popular manga and anime series that has a passionate fan base, which has kept it in the limelight since its inception in 1984. Its popularity has led to a number of games based on the property, including the upcoming Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero.

Here is everything you need to know about the upcoming release of Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero release, system requirements, and how you can play the game early. When does Dragon B

Taunts will also be making a comeback in the game, a mechanic that began in the classic Budokai Tenkaichi games on PlayStation 2.

With 181 playable characters available right from the get-go and DLC fighters already confirmed, Sparking Zero is set to become the most content-rich Dragon Ball game by Bandai Namco. This makes quite a sense, given how many new characters we’ve seen in the anime and manga.

Dragon Ball Sparking Zero has fans so hyped that pre-orders for all three editions are beating out juggernauts like Black Ops 6.

Sparking! Zero is one of the most anticipated games of October, and for good reason. The fighting game is being developed by Spike Chunsoft, makers of the Danganronpa series, and is being touted as the spiritual successor to the infamous Budokai Tenkaichi sub-franchise.

In a recent interview, Jun Furutani, producer of Sparking! ZERO emphasized that while the trailer did a great work of highlighting the most intriguing parts of the game, it was not able to showcase the unique character animations during combat. In other words, each character has different mechanics and interactions with each other.

Sparking Zero's story continues an age-old series trend, and goes to show why the next Dragon Ball game should try a different approach.

All of this makes it even more surprising that the latest Dragon Ball game is crushing Black Ops 6 in pre-order sales. However, this could be less about Call of Duty’s state and more about fan excitement for another Budokai Tenkaichi game. With both games coming out this month, a spotlight on these communities will be bigger than ever.