When it comes to anime properties making the jump into the video game space, there are a couple of ways to do that. The obvious is the fighting game genre, with the likes of Dragon Ball FighterZ and Demon Slayer: The Hinokami Chronicles providing plenty of entertainment, while there are also others like Yu-Gi-Oh! CROSS DUEL, focusing on strategic play. As for Bandai Namco and Dimps’ Dragon Ball: The Breakers, it takes an entirely new direction, challenging players to partake in asymmetrical multiplayer action, but falters at almost every step of the way.
