Fans are happy that Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero is not ditching the feature they’ve long experienced back in the day. Fans are not happy because the developers have restricted to one level only. But, well, fans, as we know them, are full of hope.
The split screen from the Budokai Tekaichi series is usable in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber in the upcoming Bandai Namco game. But the fans, as seen in one conversation over the social network Reddit, believe that developers may not really keep the feature to just one level.
Fans Are Keeping Their Hopes Alive for Future Updates
As it is said, always be hopeful, and the things we believe in may come through some day. Fans appear to be following just that. They believe that the decision to keep the split screen in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber may not last.
Some fans believe that it may be like how Call of Duty does it. Wait a bit, and when no one is expecting anything, they just throw a bunch of maps to enjoy.
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Some came up with suggestions that might just work perfectly for the local multiplayer.
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This one woman, who doesn’t usually play online games, was saddened by the fact that she wouldn’t be able to play different maps in the game with her husband.
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It explains that until someone is really determined and has to fight a threat like Cell in actuality, they may spend time in there for years. But then it’s not the case and a variety would really be appreciated by Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero fans as far as the feature is concerned.
Split Screen Won’t Really Matter in the Next Dragon Ball Game
Split screen in Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero has been a topic of debate since its arrival. They want it to be implemented at all levels to get the classic Budokai Tenkaichi experience. A few of them were so eager that they began hoping that modders would do justice to the Bandai Namco game.
But then, again, Jun Furutani explained why they did what they did. It could only have affected the ultimate experience they wanted in the game. Spike Chunsoft has spent a great deal of effort to make it as cinematic as they could. And the results are just spectacular.
The feature is indeed a staple of the Budokai Tenkaichi series. However, Dragon Ball fans must realize that a larger chunk of the community will be playing it online.
It may be great to give the users a sense of nostalgia, but if we pay some attention to it, the feature won’t really matter when such a great experience comes to their screens.
Do you want the split screen feature to be included in the game? We would like to know your thoughts about it in the comments section below.
