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celine on 13 September 2008

So this awesome game was released yesterday in Europe ( 5 language in the cart ) and will be released next 15th September in North America.

Be sure to pick it up if you like JRPG.

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sc94597 on 13 September 2008

I'll be getting it. The only main series Dragon Quest I've played was Viii. I loved it so I'm getting all of the remakes and IX.



Naum on 13 September 2008

Bahh I haven't even finished FF4 yet



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atma998 on 13 September 2008

Yeah me too I have to finish FF4 with the best equipment before I buy this game. But DQ4 is one of the best of the franchise so it's clear that I will buy it soon.



Soma on 13 September 2008

Looks amazing! And reminds me to "Las Aventuras de Fly", I'll probably get it.



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routsounmanman on 13 September 2008

I recently finished FFTA2 and FFIV (both really awesome games) and currently playing Jean d'Arc. As soon as I finish that one, DQIV is mine.

The seperate chapter - character set aspect of the game really makes me look forward to playing this. Great times to be a DS owner. Oh, and shortly after, Castlevania Order of Ecclesia...

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woopah on 13 September 2008

SE sure like their remakes



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Riachu on 13 September 2008
RolStoppable said:
I'll pass because I have been disappointed by most Square-Enix games in the last years. Since Dragon Quest VIII (which wasn't a disappointment) had tons of random encounters, I assume DQ IV won't be any different and currently I can't be bothered to play an RPG where I spend the majority of playtime in battles.

Most JRPGs these days are more about story than battles(Atleast from what I came tell)

 



 

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ItsaMii on 13 September 2008

I got an erection. Really, the old schoolness of this game is making me horny. I am a retro freak.



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ItsaMii on 13 September 2008
RolStoppable said:
I'll pass because I have been disappointed by most Square-Enix games in the last years. Since Dragon Quest VIII (which wasn't a disappointment) had tons of random encounters, I assume DQ IV won't be any different and currently I can't be bothered to play an RPG where I spend the majority of playtime in battles.

 

It is a remake of the Nes game. Considering that the Psx remake never go a english release I must get this one. It is more of a Enix game, so there is still hope. It is pretty hard to screw old school gaming. But you are right about random encounters. Avoid this if don`t have time for a grindfest.



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