With 2011 in full swing, the staff has reflected on the past year and highlighted the absolute best on each system.
Unquestionably, 2010 was an impressive year for gaming, with many great titles releasing across all of the modern systems available on the market.
Lest I jest, I bet my best vest this quest pest lacks zest.
Dragon Quest IX is a fun, traditional, single-player RPG that provides an additional, flexible, and open multiplayer experience.
In this shocking first issue, Jason Ross captures listeners' hearts and captivates their minds by talking about Dragon Quest IX, StarCraft II, and also takes a little bit of reader mail.
There's dragons, lots of quests, and warriors. I'd say the game lived up to its name.
When I sat down to play Dragon Quest IX, I just about knew what to expect. At least, I thought I knew what to expect. See, I've played Dragon Quest, Dragon Quest IV, and Dragon Quest V, and as both fans and those familiar with the franchise understand, the mainline Dragon Quest titles have many, many similarities and traditions. While there have been eight games in the series up until now, very few changes have been made to the formula.
After a year of defending Japan's skies, the latest in Square Enix's RPG series flies to US shores this summer.
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies will be released in the United States on July 11 for the Nintendo DS.
New quests, celebrity visitors, and collaborative quests are new this week.
Today, players will be able to download a slew of new content for the game, including a new quest. Quest 147, titled "Driver's Test," requires players to fly around the world visiting people who had once been prisoners of Kades Prison. If players complete this task, they will acquire the flying license, although it's important to note that players can only take on this quest if they have already beaten the game and successfully completed Quest 146.
Having sold nearly four million copies just in Japan of Dragon Quest IX, they are setting their sights even higher for the next mainline entry in their other wildly popular series.
Square Enix announced today that they are hoping to sell over six million copies worldwide of Final Fantasy XIII.
