Dragon Ball FighterZ fans have finally gathered the seven Dragon Balls to make their wishes come true, as Bandai Namco announced that rollback netcode is coming to the popular fighting game.

The rollback netcode was announced at Evo 2022, and it is soon going to be available to players on Beta. Here’s how you can participate in Dragon Ball FighterZ’s Rollback Netcode Beta.

Fighting Game Community experts in Guilty Gear Strive's open beta are praising the game's netcode, with some saying it's the best they've seen.

Players have been clamoring for Nintendo to integrate rollback netcode to replace the delay-based netcode that Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has used since the game's release.

Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl will be featuring rollback netcode and here is how it is better than Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Arc System Works has announced that Dragon Ball Fighterz is finally getting rollback netcode, but there's a catch. Let's start with the good news: Dragon Ball Fighterz is coming to PS5 and Xbox Series ...

A new version of The King of Fighters XIII adds rollback netcode but fans are review-bombing the original, unhappy about paying twice.