‘Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2’ DLC Pack 4: Next Update Might Feature Co-operative Gameplay, Nintendo Switch Players Might Get Extra Features
Bandai Namco Entertainment has announced that "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2" will be coming to Nintendo Switch this fall. It can be expected that the developers will be taking full advantages of Switch's innovative features. The DLC pack 4 might be designed with co-operative gameplay for the players.
After the news of "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2" coming to Nintendo Switch, the excited players just couldn't stop themselves guessing how Bandai Namco Entertainment will take the game to the next level by using the innovative hybrid hardware. In the latest tweet, the developers have announced that they will be using ad-hoc technology in order to support multiplayer gameplay for Switch console.
As the developers have already started creating the multiplayer concept for the Nintendo Switch users, it is possible that "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2" DLC pack 4 might feature co-operative gameplay for the PS4 and Xbox owners. With the advancement of latest technology, it has become a necessity for the developers to create something unusual and unique to woo their players and to bring their technical capabilities.
When it comes to hybrid gaming console like Nintendo Switch, Bandai Namco Entertainment has shared that they have incorporated innovative techniques for ad-hoc play, motion control, and two players' battle with one Joy con each. The "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2" DLC pack 4 might be expected to offer all those innovative features to the current players. The upcoming DLC pack will be going to release in June.
The new gameplay of "Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2" for Nintendo Switch will feature customized characters, new story quests, and many other events. Although the developers have introduced free new outfits and attacks with the previous pack, the upcoming pack will be expected to enhance the gaming experience.
Meanwhile targeting Nintendo Switch users, the developers have to provide something innovative for PS and Xbox owners. They just couldn't ignore the existing millions of PS and Xbox owners while developing innovative gameplay.
