Dragon Ball Sparking Zero XRF Remaster, play the Dragon Ball game you deserve.
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NOTE: Please consult the image section for the difference between DEFAULT GAME / v1 / v3, v3 has changed quite a lot from v1, they're both available for download. Please ignore v2, that was my attempt at fixing the flashbangs during screen transitions from full white, seems to be a part of the game and reshade amplifies the effect, I don't know how to fix it yet.
The showcase video and screenshots were made on v1.
Just a small but very needed touch to the game's already good visuals.
Instructions: - Install ReShade (it was made on v6.3.1) - when prompted to install a preset, select XRF DBSZ Remaster.ini - alternatively, install ReShade and install all the shaders; drop the XRF DBSZ Remaster.ini into your Win64 folder and select the preset once you're in-game
Note: You don't need all the shaders, so installing the preset alone is enough.
Note: Adjusting Brightness in-game should suffice, touching anything in the reshade preset itself will mess with stages like "Planet Namek Destroyed" which were very hard to get right. If there are any issues, I'd check screen Gamma/Contrast/Brightness and make sure you calibrate those correctly. The preset was made on 50% in-game Brightness. The screenshots were taken in 1440p max settings.
Note: The preset was created on an RTX 4070 GPU.
Check out my other 30+ reshade presets that have NOT been YET uploaded anywhere, on my discord.
