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 {{#ifeq:{{{Number}}}|c43|''[[Dragon Ball XENOVERSE 2]]''. Japan: Dimps, Bandai Namco. Sony PlayStation 4, Microsoft Xbox One, PC (Steam), Nintendo Switch. First released: 02 November 2016|}}
 {{#ifeq:{{{Number}}}|c44|''[[Dragon Ball FighterZ]]''. Japan: Bandai Namco, Arc System Works. Sony PlayStation 4, Microsoft Xbox One, PC (Steam), Nintendo Switch. First released: 01 February 2018|}}
+{{#ifeq:{{{Number}}}|c45|''[[Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission]]''. Japan: Bandai Namco, Dimps. Nintendo Switch, PC (Steam). First released: 04 April 2019|}}
+{{#ifeq:{{{Number}}}|c46|''[[Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot]]''. Japan: Bandai Namco, CyberConnect2. Sony PlayStation 4, Microsoft Xbox One, PC (Steam). First released: Early 2020|}}
 {{#ifeq:{{{Number}}}|p1|''[[Dragon Ball Z: Goku's Soaring Legend]]''. Japan: Bandai. Nintendo Game Boy. 25 November 1994|}}
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 {{#ifeq:{{{Number}}}|p27|''[[Dragon Ball Fusions]]''. Japan: Bandai, Ganbarion. Nintendo 3DS. 04 August 2016|}}
 {{#ifeq:{{{Number}}}|p28|''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission X]]''. Japan: Bandai, Dimps. Nintendo 3DS. 27 April 2017|}}
+{{#ifeq:{{{Number}}}|mobile-ultimateswipe|''[[Dragon Ball: Tap Battle]]''. Japan: Bandai Namco. iOS, Android. First released: ?? March 2013|}}
+{{#ifeq:{{{Number}}}|mobile-ultimateswipe|''[[Dragon Ball RPG: Boyhood Arc]]''. Japan: Bandai Namco. iOS, Android. First released: ?? October 2013|}}
+{{#ifeq:{{{Number}}}|mobile-ultimateswipe|''[[Dragon Ball: Ultimate Swipe]]''. Japan: Bandai Namco. iOS, Android. First released: 10 April 2014|}}
+{{#ifeq:{{{Number}}}|mobile-dokkan|''[[Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle]]''. Japan: Bandai Namco, Akatsuki. iOS, Android. First released: 30 January 2015|}}
+{{#ifeq:{{{Number}}}|mobile-legends|''[[Dragon Ball Legends]]''. Japan: Bandai Namco. iOS, Android. First released: 18 May 2018|}}
 {{#ifeq:{{{Number}}}|cross1|''[[Famicom Jump: Heroes History]]''. Japan: Bandai. Nintendo Famicom. 25 February 1989|}}
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 {{#ifeq:{{{Number}}}|cross7|''[[J-Stars Victory Vs.]]''. Japan: Bandai, Spike. Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PlayStation Vita. 19 March 2014|}}
 {{#ifeq:{{{Number}}}|cross7plus|''[[J-Stars Victory Vs.+]]''. America: Bandai, Spike. Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PlayStation Vita, Sony PlayStation 4. 30 June 2015|}}
-{{#ifeq:{{{Number}}}|cross8|''[[Jump Force]]''. Japan: Bandai, Spike. Sony PlayStation 4, Microsoft Xbox One, Windows (Steam). February 2019|}}
+{{#ifeq:{{{Number}}}|cross8|''[[Jump Force]]''. Japan: Bandai, Spike. Sony PlayStation 4, Microsoft Xbox One, Windows (Steam). 15 February 2019|}}
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