Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero is dialing up its anti-rage-quit measures, but players seem pretty unified in wanting an additional penalty: you rage-quit, you lose that match.

Sparking Zero players who quit or disconnect from matches early face new penalties enacted by developer Spike Chunsoft.

Sparking! Zero quickly grabbed the attention of longtime Dragon Ball fans as its massive roster and challenging boss battle

Sparking Zero was released this year and quickly became a hit. The game was a return to the beloved Budokai Tenkaichi series, and if you’ve been enjoying it, you might have also encountered a common problem.

Sparking Zero sets an impressive new milestone a little over a month after its release, making history for the long-running franchise.

Sparking! Zero" seriously impressed fighting game fans when it launched, but it seems the nostalgia has worn off. How did it lose so many players?

We're living in a golden age of new Dragon Ball games, and if you're looking to score a Black Friday discount on a recent release, you're in luck, as Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero is just $50 currently.

From perfecting Z Counters to unleashing seamless transformations, these tips will turn you into the ultimate Z Fighter in Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero.