Dragon Ball Xenoverse release date news; More details emerge about highly-anticipated game

News and information about Dragon Ball Xenoverse are scarce, and even the rumors about its actual release date are close to non-existent. But fans are still clamoring for any details about the much-awaited game from Bandai Namco.

Just recently, KDrama Stars reported in their website that Dragon Ball Xenoverse will allegedly be released sometime on January 2015 and it could include the Super Saiyan God 2 form.

On the other hand, GameStop posted on its website that the release date for the Dragon Ball Xenoverse PS4 version will be on December 31, 2015.

These conflicting reports could mean that the developers are not ready to confirm any of the reports about sending the game out in the market.

Meanwhile, Saiyan Island reported that Bandai Namco Games and game developer Dimps had confirmed the character creation in Drago Ball Xenoverse. The players can have a wide range of customization choices to customize their own characters.

Other details that were confirmed in the news include the players' ability to choose the gender of their characters, the clothes that they could wear, their hairstyle, as well as the racial identity of their virtual persona.

Some of the races included in the upcoming game includes Earthlings, Saiyans, Namekians, and Majins. There are other races that will allegedly be featured in the game, but they are yet to be announced.

In another news, Attack of the Fanboy mentioned that Bandai Namco allegedly announced that Dragon Ball Xenoverse can be played at the upcoming Tokyo Game Show 2014 sometime between September 18 to September 21. It will also have a new trailer released around that time.

The website also mentioned that the screenshots for the game had been released as well. It also noted that the game's 2D cel-shaded graphics look better now that Dragon Ball Xenoverse will be released on PS4 and Xbox One editions.

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