'Dragon Ball FighterZ' news: Bandai releases character breakdown video for the God of Destruction

Bandai Namco Entertainment released a new video that details the character Beerus in the company's upcoming fighting video game "Dragon Ball FighterZ." The God of Destruction makes use of his orbs to corner his enemies with combos.

The character breakdown video was presented by the elite "Dragon Ball" gamer Carl White aka Perfect Legend. The video shows Beerus' normal attacks and key blast. One of the key techniques in Beerus' arsenal is his orbs that he can summon at will. Beerus can then launch a number of orbs toward his opponent. He can also manipulate the ball by kicking them around.

Perfect Legend hints that super dashing across the orbs makes Beerus vulnerable and easily overpowered. The combo moves of Beerus works well with his orbs that can be summoned everywhere in the arena and be utilized as landmines when the opponent makes contact.

The character feature video also highlights Beerus' super attack, the Hakai. Beerus' other ultimate attack, the Sphere of Destruction, was not revealed in the video.

Perfect Legend also urges viewers to download the upcoming open beta for the game in January 2018. The open beta will be live on Jan. 14, 2018 until Jan. 16, 2018. There are no updates from Bandai Namco if the God of Destruction will be available in the open beta next year.

Earlier this week, Bandai Namco also released a character breakdown video for Yamcha.

"Dragon Ball FighterZ" is one of the most-anticipated fighting video game releases of 2018. The video game is scheduled to be released on Jan. 26, 2018. It will be made available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

In the meantime, people can now pre-order the game and choose from a variety of packages. Gamers can purchase either the Standard edition, Ultimate edition, and the FigtherZ edition from Bandai Namco's store.

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