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Dragon Quest X Offline second trailer

Square Enix has issued a second trailer for Dragon Quest X Offline, a single-player version based on the original MMORPG. It provides a look at gameplay, a number of different characters, and more.

Here’s the full video:

Original (7/15): Square Enix has just put out a final trailer for its remake of Live A Live, ahead of its release on Switch next week.

This trailer showcases segments from all eight of the game’s main stories, as well as teasing a hidden ninth story that is unlocked upon completing the other eight. As a reminder, the RPG’s eight main stories have all received individual trailers and take place across a variety of time periods and locations, including Prehistory, Imperial China, Present Day, The Distant Future, and more.

Take a look at the final Live A Live trailer below.

live a live reviews

The HD-2D remake of Live A Live for Switch was announced for Switch towards the start of the year, and reviews are now starting to go online with the RPG just a few days out from landing on the console.

This marks the first time that the 1994 RPG will be leaving Japan. It came out for the Super Famicom back in the day, but never saw an official localization.

Dragon Quest Treasures story, characters, and gameplay

Square Enix has released another batch of Dragon Quest Treasures details covering the game’s story, characters, and gameplay. This follows the previous information batch from earlier in the month.

Here’s the full rundown, courtesy of Gematsu:

Live A Live localization Super Famicom

Nearly thirty years after its original launch, Live A Live is finally seeing a global worldwide release and will be localized into English for the first time. As it turns out, there were originally plans to bring the title outside of Japan.

Takashi Tokita, the director of Live A Live, told One More Game that Square Enix was originally considering localization. But since “sales prospects in Japan did not seem particularly promising”, it was never released in other regions.

Original (7/7): Square Enix recently announced that The DioField Chronicle is dropping in September, and has now followed up with a new trailer. The video provides another look at the strategy RPG.

For more on The DioField Chronicle, read the following overview:

SaGa Frontier 2

A new listing for SaGa Frontier 2 has popped up on Play-Asia, suggesting that Square Enix could make an announcement in the future.

The retailer currently indicates that a Switch version is planned and will launch on August 25, 2022. It also contains the following overview:

Dragon Quest Treasures story, world, characters

The official Dragon Quest Treasures website added new content today with a closer look at story, world, and characters. We have more on these aspects directly from Square Enix.

Here’s the full rundown, courtesy of Gematsu:

Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII Reunion remake

Square Enix has spoke about the decision to revisit Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII with the upcoming release of Reunion as well as why the company decided to go with a remaster rather than a full-blown remake.

The RPG first came to the PSP in 2007 in Japan, and 2008 in the west. Since then, Square Enix hasn’t done anything with the game.

The DioField Chronicle date jp

Original (7/2): During a live stream today, Square Enix shared more on The DioField Chronicle, its upcoming strategy RPG that was first unveiled in March.

One of the biggest pieces of information concerns the release date. In Japan, the game will be launching for Switch on September 22, 2022. Square Enix has yet to confirm if this applies to the west as well.


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