Darth with Nappa, the original duo taking on the Z warriors - it all starts here. In a bittersweet way bringing nostalgia and still maintaining the fast pace and action-packed world that is the Dragonball Universe, through Dragonball: Sparking! ZERO that reminds one of the previous version of Tenkaichi series. Incorporating the Budokai Tenkaichi style of beat-em-ups and with epic animations, the release of this game went unnoticed and slowly gained popularity.
Those games once dominated, if one recalled, by the Budokai series but not like Sparking (unfortunately with an older Tenkaichi games structure), with that same style, Spiking the release of Dragon Ball: The Breakers, although like Dragon Ball Xenoverse was also similar, but still on a wider scale, the more prominent has also since started including the massive success at around the same time for the one who enjoyed that different style although great to see with the new game that is, with a fresh touch.
The nostalgia is too real, even when it feels slightly, even when also we remember, more so different than the modern era as such and so, as shown here taking off just like other fighting games, feeling just as the series with the same name like another. Nothing is left out. Sparking! delivers this modern age in 3v3. More detail in, the detail may have expanded in other games except all-out war as in the time of the original and may have expanded on the storyline, but this could and should change in future game developments.
Dragon Ball has always been about delivering its biggest, fastest, strongest characters or set, as part of the fighting video game series which slowly also changes pace and storyline even when more powerful coming ever so close in series and the world as we know it, to feel any less good about the other that one might never know with DB:Sparking and still able to deliver while in fighting as done a little different from set but bringing in many other characters such as the ones as seen before.