I don’t know about you, but I’ve wanted to go Super Saiyan since I first watched Goku achieve the gloriously yellow feat (Vegeta looks so much better as a Super Saiyan, though). Sadly, life is cruel and my chance to uncover any form of power has dramatically waned and disappeared as the realities of life got in the way. Luckily for me, I have Xbox Free Play Days to help me achieve my ultimate dream.
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Before you go pulling on your orange outfits and spiking up your hair, please remember that Free Play Days are only available toGame PassCore and Ultimate members. You could purchase one of those subscriptions to nab the deal, but time isn’t on your side, and you might prefer to take a more leisurely pace with your playthroughs. Should that be the case, however, you will also get the games for a discounted price, thus allowing you to keep on playing with all your achievements and progress intact.
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Though, if we’re being completely honest, while enjoyable games that pack in a lot of fun, they’re not award-winning, fan-acclaimedmasterpieces. Consequently, I’d argue it isn’t worth buying a subscription just for these free games, and I say this as an enormous Dragon Ball fan. However you slice it though, these three games offer big action, lots of battles, and a chance to play with your friends – some of the maps are substantially sized, and there’s a lot of familiar, beloved faces popping up to say hello.
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, Dragon Ball the Breakers, and Dragon Ball FighterZare available via Xbox Free Play Days until 5 November.
Topics:Xbox,Xbox Game Pass,Xbox Series S,Xbox Series X,Xbox One,Microsoft
