Added: 06.07.2015 12:05 | 11 views | 0 comments


The series creator continues to talk about what the future holds for Dragon Quest fans.

Added: 06.07.2015 10:19 | 7 views | 0 comments


Series creator Yuji Horii appears to have let the cat out of the bag.

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Fehu sits on a stone throne and is protected by her dwarven servants who spend their time mining precious treasures.

Added: 05.07.2015 23:15 | 2 views | 0 comments


Nintendo247 author writes: Believe it or not, but Splatoon has just knocked Dragon Quest X out and has claimed the #1 spot for the most downloaded title of all time on the Nintendo eShop in Japan.

Added: 05.07.2015 6:15 | 1 views | 0 comments


Multiple sources are reporting that Yuji Horii has confirmed localized releases for Dragon Quest VII and Dragon Quest VIII at Japan Expo.

Added: 05.07.2015 5:18 | 7 views | 0 comments


It's that lovely time again: a new Dragon Quest game is coming, and Square-Enix is making asinine comments about the viability of the franchise overseas. "We're thinking about it," Horii says again: meaning, of course, that Square-Enix has zero plans to localize any Dragon Quest titles outside of Japan.... ...While these hopes may be misguided, they DO speak to an increasingly common assumption among Western fans of Dragon Quest--that these wonderful games, despite their profound popularity in Japan, simply aren't very popular overseas. If there was a market for Dragon Quest outside of Japan, surely Square-Enix would work tirelessly to meet that demand. That is, after all, how a free market is supposed to function. But is this assumption accurate, or misguided?

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Multiple sources are reporting that Yuji Horii has confirmed localized releases for Dragon Quest VII and Dragon Quest VIII at Japan Expo.

Added: 05.07.2015 3:15 | 1 views | 0 comments


It's that lovely time again: a new Dragon Quest game is coming, and Square-Enix is making asinine comments about the viability of the franchise overseas. "We're thinking about it," Horii says again: meaning, of course, that Square-Enix has zero plans to localize any Dragon Quest titles outside of Japan.... ...While these hopes may be misguided, they DO speak to an increasingly common assumption among Western fans of Dragon Quest--that these wonderful games, despite their profound popularity in Japan, simply aren't very popular overseas. If there was a market for Dragon Quest outside of Japan, surely Square-Enix would work tirelessly to meet that demand. That is, after all, how a free market is supposed to function. But is this assumption accurate, or misguided?

Added: 04.07.2015 23:15 | 6 views | 0 comments


It's that lovely time again: a new Dragon Quest game is coming, and Square-Enix is making asinine comments about the viability of the franchise overseas. "We're thinking about it," Horii says again: meaning, of course, that Square-Enix has zero plans to localize any Dragon Quest titles outside of Japan.... ...While these hopes may be misguided, they DO speak to an increasingly common assumption among Western fans of Dragon Quest--that these wonderful games, despite their profound popularity in Japan, simply aren't very popular overseas. If there was a market for Dragon Quest outside of Japan, surely Square-Enix would work tirelessly to meet that demand. That is, after all, how a free market is supposed to function. But is this assumption accurate, or misguided?