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The PS Vita is supposed to offer console-quality video game entertainment on the go. And for the most part it does, with the likes of Uncharted: Golden Abyss and LittleBigPlanet proving that Sony's handheld has more than enough chops to hold its own against its more powerful brother. Which is why we got so excited when we heard that a new Dragon's Dogma game, Dragon's Dogma Quest, had been a...

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2D RPG slated for fall release in Japan; uses free-to-play model.

Capcom has announced a mobile spin-off to Dragon's Dogma called Dragon's Dogma Quest.

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By Spencer Seems like every major Japanese publisher has a free to play game for PlayStation Network. Square Enix ported Million Arthur, Tecmo Koeis Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate Core Pack is a freemium fighting game, Sega has Samurai Dragons, and Capcom has Dragons Dogma Quest. And Konami? They just announced Power Pros Stadium in this weeks Japanese magazine round up. Power Pros is a long running baseball series with super deformed characters and at one time 2K Games localized Power Pros games for North America. Power Pros Stadium is an online baseball card game and it will be distributed as a free download for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita.

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Dragons Dogma Quest arrives on Vita in Japan in Northern autumn, according to Siliconeras translation of a Famitsu leak. Its an online-only game, and described a fast-paced and perfect for on-the-go fun. As well as battling, there are dungeons to explore, towns and villages to visit, and loads of side quests to compete. That said, there are 150 jobs, and players oversee battles, command troops, and level up, making it all a bit more strategic. In the spirit of the core game, youll be able to guess at weaknesses based on an enemys appearance.

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A new entry in the Dragon's Dogma series is coming to the Vita this fall.

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Despite all of the negativity, those who didnt play the original title would be wise to plump for Dark Arisen; Dragons Dogma remains a wonderful game doubly so at this bargain price point and it is certainly the definitive version of the title for now. For those who did play it though, theres very little to recommend buying all over again what little new content there is only serves to draw the spotlight back on to the games weakest areas rather than the strongest, and whilst some performance and UI tweaks are welcome, they dont even begin to touch on the bigger issues the game still bears, and they are certainly of no recompense for the much more immediately obvious squandering of potential.

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Having made its debut this time last year, Dragons Dogma was met with significant critically acclaim upon release with many citing it as one of the biggest surprises of 2012. Electronic Theatre found the videogame to be a hugely entertaining endeavour, both deep and progressive despite its relatively lacking technical clout. With the release of Dragons Dogma: Dark Arisen billed as an expansion pack some might be miffed at the inclusion of the entire original release, but though who invested early need not be dismayed as there is enough new content in this new retail package to warrant a budget-priced second purchase.