With the ever-increasing rush by developers to capitalize on the most current technology, there are actually some games that benefit from not being on the most current and technologically up-to-date system. As evidenced by the recent announcement of Dragon Quest X for the Wii, many types of traditional RPGs are better off on simpler technology, and don't need flashy graphics to tell their story.
Today Square Enix released the newest expansion of Dragon Quest X, titled "Heroes of the Sky" and they're celebrating in a very special way
Square Enix is celebrating the 35th anniversary of the Dragon Quest franchise and announced a ton of new games for the popular JRPG series.
i really hope to correct the music(or at least its repetitiveness) ...ooh man the game was very good but the continiuous music so damn annoying i couldnt stand it ..it was ruining the whole game
I wish they’d rerelease DQVIII on consoles. They could also try localizing DQX offline
It’s nice to see this series embracing worldwide releases now
It’s funny to see DQXII boasting that the choices the player makes will matter considering how things have always been up this point
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That Octopath Traveler style DQ 3 remake looks pretty good. Here is to hoping Square uses that for other franchises (*cough cough* Final Fantasy 6)
Today Square Enix announced its financial results for the fiscal year that ended on March 31, 2021 and spelled its plans for the medium term.
Good for square Enix. It seems 2020 was a great year for everyone in gaming and even with the avengers fiasco, they still made record profit.
Just look at All Xbox 360 Games for Proof
Hell yes! Dungeon Explorer for example. Awesome game, with hilarious dialogue that really brings together the group of people playing the game to have fun mocking it. It's a really fun game too. But nowadays, Dungeon Explorer titles are all terrible. All I need is the attack button and two types of magic.
Loved how the bard's magic was almost useless. Change the music and teleport back to the tavern, woo!