Nearly every Dragon Quest has attempted to add something significant or unique to the JRPG genre. Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past is the most inventive game in the series.
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After three years, Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past is finally available throughout the entire world. This availability is of particular note for series fans in Europe (and Australia) as the original PlayStation version was never released in those parts of the world. So for many, Dragon Quest VII may as well be a brand new game, and thanks to it being such a unique and captivating JRPG, it feels like one.
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