Last weekend, Bandai Namco held an open beta for Dragon Ball FighterZ, but things didn't exactly go smoothly, with many issues that prevented players from finding matches. This open beta is now over, but it seems like the Japanese publisher will make up for it with a new open beta.
Earlier today, it's been confirmed on the Bandai Namco US Official Twitter profile that a new 24 hours long Dragon Ball FighterZ open beta is going to be held before release. A start date has yet to be confirmed.
Thanks to all of you who playtested the Open Beta of DRAGON BALL FighterZ, your participation was invaluable and we've decided to do another round of open beta testing (24hr. period). Dates & times to be announced soon, stay tuned!
Last weekend's Dragon Ball FighterZ open beta allowed players to access a Tutorial Mode as well as an online multiplayer mode. 11 characters were also available - Nappa, Vegeta, Goku, Piccolo, Krillin, Cell, Android 18, Frieza, Beerus, Kid Buu, Gohan (Adult).
Dragon Ball FighterZ launches on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on January 26th. We will keep you updated on the new open beta as soon as possible, so stay tuned for all the latest news.
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