Nov 13, 2016 01:48 PM EST By Addie Tee, UniversityHerald Reporter

Gamers of the popular video game “Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2” should learn how to use the cheats to unlock characters.

Undoubtedly, the game gave a new light to video games and thanks to its well-thought features, gamers are now in search all over the web for cheats and tricks to maximize their characters’ potentials.

In fact, CheatsCC shared a simple trick. According to reports, gamers with the newest version of the game (1.02 and 1.02b) in their PCs should consider using Infinite Ki, Infinite Money, Infinite Stamina, and Infinite Attribute Points to unlock all skills. However, this is of course without no limits. Reports also warned that excessive use of these cheats might result to the corruption of the file so players should be very cautious when using them.

Players might also want to try using available money, skills and “God Mode,” as these results to invincibility and can greatly increase the chance of winning battles and special characters unlocked.

Many player reviews revealed that there are two strong enemies in the game - Majin and Namekian - and for those who know these two, the glaring reason is obvious. Majin is considered to be one of the adversaries with extremely high stamina while Namekian is widely known for his overwhelming build.

Accordingly, stamina is the key to defeat these two. Players should preserve and use their stamina wisely to cause strong impact during the fights. In case of Cell’s character, the “All Clear” attack may also be used to drain the opponent’s stamina. The latter is more useful when fighting against Majin.

In another note, the game’s highlight rests on the ability of the character to transform. Of course, nothing beats the Saiyan transformations even with all the options of Frieza and Namek and other characters to be transformed. Saiyan transformations range from Super Saiyan, Future Super Saiyan, and Super Vegeta.

“Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2” is available now on PS4, Xbox One and Windows PC.

See Now: Covert Team Inside Newsweek Revealed as Key Players in False Human Trafficking Lawsuit