Dragon Ball Z Super Saiyan Fighter Gameplay Giant Super Saiyan Gohan Boss Battle No Commentary iOS
0Dragon Ball Z Super Saiyan Fighter Gameplay Giant Super Saiyan Gohan Boss Battle No Commentary iOS
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Super Saiyan Fighter, also known as Z Fighters, is a new unofficial Dragon Ball Z game for the iOS and Android platforms. You can play and follow the story with all of your favorite characters from the cartoons, as well as battle it out against other players and against the computer.
One way to get a boost is to use gift codes. Gift codes have been released by the developers for promotional purposes and can be exchanged for various rewards. You can enter each gift code one time, but you can use as many different gift codes as you want!
Read on for a list of gift codes, how to redeem them, and how to find more of them in Super Saiyan Fighter!
To get to the point where you can enter a code, you have to make it through the tutorial until you can go to the home screen. Once you get that far, go to the Home tab, then tap on your avatar.
After you do that, go to the settings menu, then tap on the button that says “gift codes”. Enter a code by typing it or by copy and pasting it, then confirm the code to get your rewards.
With gift codes, you can only use each code once per account. However, you can use as many individual gift codes as you want to, just as long as those gift codes are working. So be sure to always keep an eye out for gift codes, so that you can get as many advantages as possible. And as follows, these are the best ways to find gift codes:
The best place to start looking for codes is on the official Facebook page for the game. Developers keep their pages consistently updated, so look through all of the posts and pictures, and subscribe so that you don’t miss anything that they post in the future. You can also look through Facebook groups to see if any players are talking about the game.
Be sure to look through other social media platforms such as Instagram, Twitter, VK, and Chinese social media platforms. Not only will there also be official pages on these platforms, but they may contain codes that the Facebook page does not, depending on what kind of special events the developer is running. Even if there is no official developer page, there are likely to be friends of the game sharing codes, or asking for codes, with a chance that other players are answering their messages.
Twitch is a great source for codes, and so is YouTube, because streamers and Youtubers frequently share codes that have not been released on any other platform yet. They get these codes straight from the developersIn order to promote the game for the developers, and intern to promote their own channels by making more videos. So with that in mind, look through all of the videos that you can in order to see if any content creator has shared codes.
Go to the Subreddit for the game, because this is where lots of discussion happens. Players will often post threads asking for codes, and sometimes other players will share their own codes unprompted. If you have codes of your own to share, then be sure to share them, as well.
Check the review section of whatever App Store you downloaded this game from, because sometimes players will post codes in a review. Just like before, if you have a code of your own that you don’t see posted in a review, then post a review of your own and put the code in it.
You can even check the reviews in the App Store for the platform that you’re not using, as well. All you have to do is access the download page from that App Store in the browser of your choice, go to the review section, and check the reviews for ones that contain codes. You just won’t be able to add your own reviews.
Go to the comment section at any one of these sources to see if players have posted codes. YouTube and Reddit are the most likely to contain codes posted by players, but Facebook and some of the other sources are also a good bet. You can’t even check the comment section of this article, or add codes to it as you see fit, and we will add them!
What wccf tech says
When I first read the words “Dragon Ball game developed by Arc System Works” I thought; “Ha, yeah, I’ve been wishing for that since I first saw Guilty Gear Xrd’s art style.” But as it turned out, this wasn’t a wishful tweet from a fighting game fan; this was basically an announcement. The trailer debuted at E3 and it was glorious. The anime art style was brought to life, ki blasts and attacks looked flashy and impressive, and more than anything, it looked like a “proper” 2D fighting game, made by one of the most experienced fighting game developers of all time.
The hype was palpable, and the frenzy surrounding it in the run-up to launch as more characters have been announced and shown off has been incredible. It almost seemed like it was too good to be true. Well, we’ve been playing Dragon Ball FighterZ through the two beta sessions and with the full game, and somehow, the game lives up the hype.
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