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'Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2' release date news: Players allowed to transfer saved data to 'Xenoverse 2'

Kristinova V. Justimbaste October 10, 2016 05:41 AM EST

Promotional image for Dragon Ball \"Xenoverse 2\" | Bandai Namco Store

Bandai Namco revealed teasers for its upcoming fighting role-playing video game "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2." The clips showed the Depths of Despair mission as well as the Majin Vegeta gameplay. Furthermore, players will be able to transfer data from "Xenoverse 1" to "Xenoverse 2."

In the Depths of Despair trailer, gamers were able to see the playable character and five other characters battling Vegeta in his Great Ape form. Vegeta showed no mercy towards the group, as he threw boulders and strong combo attacks at the team. Furthermore, Vegeta used his Laser Mouth attack to try and defeat the group.

Gamers of the upcoming title will be able to save their character data from "Xenoverse 1" and upload that data to the forthcoming video game.

However, the saved data will have limitations. Players will not be able to upload the name, appearance, voice and character skills to the latest game. In the sequel, gamers will only be allowed to transfer one Time Patroller from "Xenoverse 1."

Meanwhile, the features that can be transferred are: upper, lower, hands, and feet equipment. Players will also be allowed to transfer ultimate attacks, super attacks and evasive skills to the sequel.

According to reports, the game will be hosting 75 characters. However, recent rumors suggest that Bandai Namco will be adding more. Rumor has it that the game developers have increased the number to 87 characters.

Characters which were not in the first title like First Form, Frieza, Hercule, Ice Shenron, Nuova Shenron, Omega Shenron, Raspberry and Videl will be included in the upcoming game. Reports say that Black Goku will be available for free to those who will pre-order the game, but players who wish to have the character can also purchase the DLC.

"Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2" is expected to launch on Oct. 25 in North America and Oct. 28 in Europe. The forthcoming video game will be available on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.

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