Dragon Quest Heroes returns with some strong new ideas, but can it rise above its Warriors roots?
NE: "Dragon Quest Heroes debuted in 2015 before Square Enix came back with a sequel a little over a year later. 2019 is just about over and there’s no news about a third entry, so we’ve been curious to know if the series has a future."
Why does Square Enix have two spin-off series called Dragon Quest Heroes?
One is about the slime while the other is about actual DQ characters in a massive crossover
Nintendo Life writes: "Last June, there was a rumour Wolfenstein: Youngblood would be making its way across to the Nintendo Switch. The idea of this happening came about when a GameStop employee revealed the game was listed for Switch and this followed with it appearing on the company's website."
meh, Wolfenstein 2 looks great even in handheld mode. Honestly, it's hard to sit there and nitpick when you are playing the game on something the size of a note 5.
Been waiting for DQ Heroes 1 and 2 for nearly 2 years now nice to see it finally come (if this is true).
In Japan DQ Heroes 1 & 2 was on a 32 gig cartridge. Everywhere else will probably get one physical and the other be a promo code. Figured Youngblood would get ported. It would be odd if it weren't considering they were pleased with how 2 performed on the Switch.
Amazon has discounted select Japanese-made role-playing games to under $20 on PS4:, including Akiba's Beat, Dragon Quest Heroes II Explorer's Edition, Exist Archive: The Other Side of the Sky, Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster, Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness, Valkyria Chronicles 4: Launch Edition, Valkyria Revolution and Yakuza 6: The Song of Life Essence of Art Edition
