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That’s the maximum amount of XP you can get in the original DRAGON QUEST.Further Reading Dragon Quest Builders review: Building a break with RPG traditionSo when 2016’s Dragon Quest Builders successfully combined the art, story, and general aesthetic with the open-world Lego-style building of Minecraft (itself seven years old at the time), it was paradoxically fresh. There’s also one more nod that’s pretty deeply hidden - if you sell the Wyrmhero Blade, you’ll get 65, 535 gil.
Not only does it look very similar to Erdrick’s Sword - a legendary weapon that appears in the first three DRAGON QUEST games - it even plays DRAGON QUEST sound effects when you use it. It takes a bit of work to get, but it’s worth it because it’s essentially a big shout out to DRAGON QUEST. In FINAL FANTASY XII, it’s possible to get a sword called the Wyrmhero Blade. There’s another big DRAGON QUEST reference in FINAL FANTASY XII 5 videogames we'd love to take a vacation inĦ.Listen to FINAL FANTASY soundtracks on streaming services.Interestingly, this Easter Egg is only available in the original NES version - in more recent releases of the game, the grave reads: “Here lies LINK” instead.
Erdrick is, of course, the legendary hero of the DRAGON QUEST series. In town is a gravestone that reads: “Here lies Erdrick, 837 - 866, RIP”. If you wander into the town of Elfheim (or Elfland) in the original FINAL FANTASY on Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), you’ll find an amusing reference to the DRAGON QUEST series. There was a DRAGON QUEST reference in the very first FINAL FANTASY game
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It was something of an institution, and for a while, if you subscribed, you’d get something extremely cool - a free copy of DRAGON QUEST (well, okay - a free copy of DRAGON WARRIOR, but let’s not quibble about names).ĥ.
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The first DRAGON QUEST was a free gift in Nintendo PowerĪmerican gamers of a certain age will fondly remember Nintendo Power - the beloved magazine that was full of tips, tricks and news about the latest games. That’s a testament to how good it really is. It’s amazing to think that over the 30+ years since the first DRAGON QUEST was released, people have continued to play the game. In their native Japan alone, the original DRAGON QUEST games have been available on multiple platforms, including (deep breath…) the MSX computer, Super Famicon (the Japanese name for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System), Gameboy Color, cellphones, the Nintendo Wii, Android, iOS, the Nintendo 3DS and more. That said, it’s not the first time these classic titles had been re-released. The 2019 Nintendo Switch release of DRAGON QUEST, DRAGON QUEST II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line and DRAGON QUEST III: The Seeds of Salvation marked the first time that these classic games were available on console outside of Japan and North America.
The Switch versions are the first time that the original DRAGON QUEST games have been on console in Europe How could you not love that grinning gloopy face?ģ.
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That’s why it’s become the series mascot - well, that and artist Akira Toriyama’s timeless design. In fact, it’s the only monster to appear in every game. The original DRAGON QUEST was the first game to feature the monster, and since then it’s appeared in every single game in the series - both numbered sequels and spinoffs. The Slime debuted in the first game in the seriesĪh, what would DRAGON QUEST be without the humble Slime? This beloved blue blob is a true icon of the DRAGON QUEST series… and it’s been present from day one!
Since then, the DRAGON WARRIOR name has been officially retired. The first DRAGON QUEST was titled DRAGON WARRIOR in the USīack in the long, long ago of 1989, the first DRAGON QUEST game was released in the United States… except it had a different name.ĭue to copyright concerns about a tabletop role playing game called DragonQuest, the NES classic was renamed DRAGON WARRIOR instead.Īnd the series continued to operate under that name in the US until 2005, and the release of the PlayStation 2 classic DRAGON QUEST VIII.
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