A hundred Dragon Ball fighters in two-on-two teams; gargantuan and thrilling in equal measure. Tag-outs in mid-combat and the cinematic fusions hit hard; a real pity an international version never happened.
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Fighting2 players12+
Description
Two-versus-two tag combat featuring fighters from across the entire Dragon Ball saga. Published by Namco Bandai, released in Japan in July 2010. Over 100 playable characters, in-combat partner switches, super attacks and fusions, iconic series arenas, ad hoc versus for up to four players. Japan exclusive.
A two-on-two battle arena where you swap fighters to chain energy blasts and spectacular transformations. The competition bets on smart tagging and assist timing, in clashes as messy as they are joyful. Playing together needs as many PSPs linked locally, but watching two fan duos go at it cartoon-style guarantees shouts and laughter.
Is Dragon Ball Tag VS still worth playing in 2026?
A Bandai Namco fighting game, Dragon Ball Tag VS bets on two-on-two team clashes gathering fighters from across the saga, with tag relays between teammates and combined attacks. The tag system, the spectacular techniques and the joy of building duos make it a snappy, fun arcade versus, especially in multiplayer. The depth stays modest and the content a bit thin. A likable pick for Dragon Ball fans and lovers of team fighting on PSP.
