Is Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra Crossplay?
Absolutely, and for once, it’s not just some buzzword on the back of the box when Bandai Namco promised that you could squad up with anyone, anywhere, on any device, they actually meant it. In practice, this means someone chillin’ on a PS5 can team up with an Xbox buddy, while another friend hops in from a phone or even a battered old PC. For years, it felt like Dragon Ball games always made you pick sides. Not anymore.
It’s kind of wild: just last weekend, my patience was tested when a friend’s Switch battery blinked to red in the middle of a match. They switched over to Steam on their laptop, logged in, and no drama picked up right where they left off, same squad, same chat, same wild Goku hairstyle. There’s something freeing about not having to wrangle a half-dozen different accounts or worry that those hard-earned hero skins won’t tag along. Everything just syncs automatically as long as you’re using the same Bandai Namco account, which is a small miracle for anyone who’s ever had to grind up two separate profiles (guilty as charged).
If you’re nitpicky about the details: yes, there are quirks. You can only spend currency (Dragon Gems, if you’re keeping score) on the system where you bought it, but whatever you unlock with them pops up on every platform. And performance-wise? Gekishin Squadra runs as smoothly as you’d hope, even when the crossplay pool is throwing together Steam warriors, Switch grinders, and mobile newcomers. It keeps things fresh, plus the wait times are basically nonexistent even at the oddest hours, you’ll find the lobby buzzing with global hype.
So, is Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra crossplay? One hundred percent yes and honestly, it feels like every multiplayer brawler should steal this blueprint going forward. Rigid gaming silos are just not fun anymore. Now, everyone’s invited to the chaos. Feels a little like Shenron finally listened to the fans after all these years.
