Super Dragon Ball Heroes World Mission Coming to Europe

Posted by Adam Neaves | Jan 15, 2019 | News Articles | 0 |

Bandai Namco have today announced that Super Dragon Ball Heroes World Mission is set to be released in Europe this April.

The date to set in your diaries is April 5th when it comes to both the PC and Nintendo Switch. A Dragon Ball card game is the most popular form of entertainment.

Players will take on the role of Beat, where you will follow his journey to become the world champion of Super Dragon Ball Heroes. However, when the villains from the virtual game world appear in Hero Town and start wreaking havoc, Beat jumps into the game world and teams up with famous Dragon Ball characters to restore peace in the real world.

Take a look at the trailer and be sure to let us know if you’re looking forward to this in April via the comment section below.

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