A Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero glitch that’s bugged players since the game launched nearly two years ago has finally been fixed in a recent patch.
Although I will never quite understand why the brilliant Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero became such a lightning rod for hate so quickly after its record-breaking launch, I can’t argue that the game has come a very long way since that time. Developer Spike Chunsoft was quick to address some of Sparking’s biggest issues, from a completely busted Yajirobe to unfair AI.
Thanks to the recent release of the excellent Super Limit Breaking Neo DLC, Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero is easily the best that it’s ever been. That being said, all of those improvements have arguably made it even weirder that one of the game’s most notorious glitches had managed to go so long without being fixed, an oddity that’s finally changed.
Earlier this week, Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero received a sudden and fairly general update that was said to just adjust CPU behaviour and improve overall game stability. As it turns out, though, those weren’t the only things that Spike Chunsoft changed about Sparking Zero, as fans were quick to share what is easily...
