An RPG for Nintendo DS by Level-5 and Square Enix in the Dragon Quest series
You are a mighty Celestrian, fallen from the sky and exiled to roam amongst man and beast in the world below. Where will your travels take you?
The existence of Dragon Quest IX was first confirmed in 2006 by series co-creator and music composer Koichi Sugiyama. What Sugiyama failed to mention, however, was, at the time, one of the biggest surprises in the industry: that the next major installment of the super popular Dragon Quest series would be on Nintendo's handheld DS instead of on a major home console. Since then, the shock has abated and, after much delays to appease legions of Japanese gamers clamoring for orthodox Dragon Questing, the ninth installment to this epic series has been unleashed.
Videogam.in's companion guide to aid adventurers traveling the lands of Dragon Quest IX in search for riches, benevolence, recipes, and the best equipment.
This new trailer highlights Dragon Quest IX's multiplayer features. Those unfortunate players who don't have friends to play with will have to be content with the single-player adventure; DQIX only supports local (not wi-fi) connections. For a good primer, check out Dragon Quest IX: Clearing the Air.
As Matt mentioned Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies has a WiFi feature that is very popular. It is so popular in fact that it has been used 117,577,073 times as of March 4, 2010. This has landed it a place in the Guinness Book of World Records for the most popular ad-hoc wireless game feature.1
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies is an RPG developed by Level-5 and published by Square Enix on the Nintendo DS on July 11 2009 in Japan. The title will be out in the United States and Europe this July. As of the end of March 2010 total sales of the game amounted to 4.26 million units.2
I spent the days doing anything I felt like, researching whatever kind of technology struck me, playing whatever games piqued my interest ... for example, I wound up playing Dragon Quest IX for about 400 hours.
A survey of Famitsu readers in this week's issue asks the readers "Do you welcome Dragon Quest IX on Nintendo DS?" -- apparently 46% weren't particularly impressed. Nor were they intrigued by the notion that there's a world of gameplay beyond 1986's turn-based random encounters: 53.9% found the idea to be ludicrous. In fact, it's so bad that when asked what would be hot in 2007, retailers listed Wii above Dragon Quest IX. Holy crap! The world is turned upside-down!1
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Touted as "The Bodily Sensation RPG," Dragon Quest Swords: The Masked Queen and the Tower of Mirrors for the Nintendo Wii allows players to destroy adorable slime monsters by swinging the Wiimote like a sword. Read on
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