Dragon Ball Z For Kinect Has Playable Bardock In Europe

In Europe, Dragon Ball Z For Kinect will include the “Episode of Bardock,” an episode of the anime that has never been made available in Europe before. The game will also feature Bardock as a playable character. You can find him in the new trailer below:

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As you’ve probably figured out by watching the trailer, Dragon Ball Z For Kinect is exactly what it sounds like. You can read our hands-on impressions of the game here.

 

Dragon Ball Z For Kinect will be released in North America sometime this October, and Europe will see the game on October 5th. Dragon Ball Z For Kinect is developed by Spike Chunsoft. The game will have over 50 playable characters, but Namco haven’t announced if the Bardock content will be included in North America as well.


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