Come to think of it, Level-5 might be the only Japanese RPG house I can really get excited about these days. However, there have been more and more rumors over recent years that maybe we would finally get this game brought to the West. The main reason that this has not left Japan though is that is is an MMORPG, which would take a lot to bring over. They apparently did a great job with DQVIII and I've really enjoyed some of their other games. Dragon Quest X released back in 2012 for the Nintendo Wii and has come to other platforms over the years. No developer was listed for DQX on the Wii, but I hope Level-5 is on it. Dragon Quest X, the Japan-only MMO is getting a new expansion and is also getting an offline version. Japan got their own announcements too during the Dragon Quest 35th anniversary stream. Yuji Horii did point out some stuff that’s worth knowing though. The franchise has always had a history of hanging out on the most popular platforms-first on the NES and Super NES, then PlayStation, then PS2, and now the Nintendo platforms. The teaser just shows off a slightly edgier new logo. Dragon Quest II Symphonic Suite - Akuryo no Kamigami Audio Preview. Contents 1 Gameplay 1.1 Game features 2 Races 3 Development 3. As of current, it has never been released outside of Japan. Unlike all other numbered titles, X is a massively-multiplayer online game with a subscription model.

So this is pretty big news.but I'm sure it doesn't surprise anyone. Dragon Quest X: Awakening of the Five Tribes Online is the tenth mainline game in the Dragon Quest series. The Dragon Quest series, if you don't know, has been one of the biggest things going in Japan for, oh, two decades now. Dragon Quest IX, the DS game we already knew about, is hitting shelves in Japan on March 28.Dragon Quest X was announced for the Wii.

There's no exhaustive English translation of the entire event, because there are only two facts you really need to know. release info.Over at the NeoGAF boards there's a thread looking at Gigazine's coverage (in Japanese) of a small Dragon Quest press event that took place in Tokyo.

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