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Square Enix shared new screenshots from the 3DS version of Dragon Quest VIII today. You’ll find them in the gallery below.

Back in March, we reported that a fan translation was underway for Dragon Quest VII. The project has now been cut short, as Square Enix has sent a cease and desist to the group responsible for it.

We can only hope that this is a sign that the company has plans to localize the 3DS version of Dragon Quest VII. Otherwise fans will be left without a way to play the game in English on Nintendo’s handheld.

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With the new Dragon Quest VIII footage added to V Jump’s channel last night, a new video has emerged comparing the upcoming 3DS version to the original PlayStation 2 release. Check it out below.

Recently the Producer of Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King, Noriyoshi Fujimoto spent some time with V-Jump to talk a little bit about the game and some of the aspects specific to the 3DS. Thanks to Siliconera, we have some of the details.

Here is some of the latest information:

– Dragon Quest VIII on 3DS will have visible encounters similar to those from Dragon Quest VII for the 3DS.

– Maps are very easy to navigate, locations are marked and you can simply touch on a location to get the name.

– Fields in the game won’t support stereoscopic 3D as it would have taken up double the memory and affected their ability to add the visible encounters as well as limited the distances you would be able to see in stereoscopic 3D.

– Dragon Quest VIII on the 3Ds also adds blue treasure chest that will respawn over time, and could contain items such as gold.

Check out the full conversation in the video below.

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A new video from V-Jump contains extensive gameplay of Dragon Quest VIII for 3DS. Below, you’ll find 11 minutes of footage sprinkled throughout.


Square Enix issued a few new Dragon Quest VIII screenshots today. Take a look at them in the gallery below.

Square Enix issued new DLC for Theatrhythm Dragon Quest today. As of now, players can try out the following tracks:

Dragon Quest II – Battle (battle music)
Dragon Quest II – Endless World (field music)
Dragon Quest IV – Combat (battle music)
Dragon Quest IV – Homeland (field music)

As is the case with previous Theatrhythm Dragon Quest DLC, all of the songs above are free to download.

Today, Nintendo confirmed that Bravely Second is heading west next year in a Nintendo Direct Mini. But there’s good news for Europe as well, as the RPG will be heading to that continent, too. It’ll launch in 2016.


Nintendo has shared the first English screenshots and art from Bravely Second. You’ll find them all in the gallery below.


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