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Pre-Order Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot For $10 Off At Amazon

The new open-world action RPG releases January 17.

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The Dragon Ball series will get a new, large-scale RPG when Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot releases on January 17 for PS4, Xbox One, and PC. The series is still going strong after the release of Dragon Ball FighterZ in 2018 and Dragon Ball Super: Broly in 2019, and Kakarot will retell Dragon Ball Z's classic sagas.

If you haven't pre-ordered the game but are interested in picking it up on day one, there's a nice pre-order discount available right now at Amazon, just over a week before the game's release. The standard edition of Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is currently on sale for $50 for both PS4 and Xbox One, $10 off the full price. You'll get free two-day shipping if you have Amazon Prime, as usual.

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Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot pre-order bonuses
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot pre-order bonuses

You'll get some bonus in-game content as a pre-order perk as well. Pre-ordering Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot will unlock an exclusive sub-quest called "A Competitive Party with Friends"; early access to training with Bonyu, the new character designed by Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama for Kakarot; and a new cooking item that permanently boosts melee attack and HP.

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot retells the classic story of Goku that fans are probably very familiar with, but it's not a pure fighting game as with previous Dragon Ball titles. While you'll fight in iconic battles with characters like Raditz, you'll also experience life as Goku--training, eating, flying around, driving a car, and, uh, fishing using Goku's tail. Kakarot will also include side quests with "never-before-seen story moments," but the mainline story will focus on familiar events covered in the popular anime.

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