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Dragon Ball Proubing! Zéro rumeur pour Nintendo Switch 2: Saudi Ratings Board Insignes

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：May 14,2025

Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero a été évalué pour le prochain Nintendo Switch 2, faisant allusion à son arrivée sur la nouvelle console avant même une annonce officielle. Alors que nous attendons la confirmation que ce jeu, inspiré de la série anime et manga bien-aimée d'Akira Toriyama, ornera en effet le Switch 2, un tweet désormais supprimé de l'autorité générale saoudienne de la réglementation des médias - a d'abord remarqué par les fuites de jeu et les rumeurs de la subreddit - des preuves obligeantes.

"Découvrez l'action de combat dans le dernier jeu Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero. Disponible sur Nintendo Switch 2, avec des batailles et des histoires 3D qui changent en fonction de vos choix", a déclaré le tweet avant son retrait, confirmant également une note de 12+ pour le jeu.

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Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero élève le gameplay légendaire de la série Budokai Tenkaichi à de nouveaux sommets, offrant un "nombre incroyable" de personnages jouables, chacun équipé de capacités, de transformations et de techniques uniques.

Dans notre IGN Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero Review , nous l'avons décerné un 7/10, notant: "Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero est un flash final du passé, parfois à une faute, mais le sentiment de revenir à un moment plus simple où les jeux n'ont pas eu à être équilibré ou compétitif pour être amusant est toujours un bon."

Les précommandes de Nintendo Switch 2 sont devenues disponibles le 24 avril, maintenant un prix de 449,99 $. La réponse a été écrasante, comme prévu. Le même jour, Nintendo a émis un avertissement aux clients américains qui ont précommandé via le magasin My Nintendo, déclarant que la livraison de la date de sortie ne pouvait pas être garantie en raison d'une forte demande.

Pour plus d'informations, consultez le Guide de précommande Nintendo Switch 2 d'IGN.

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