Release Date: September 30, 2011
A set of classic RPG games from the Dragon Quest series in original audiovisual setting. The first three parts of the game from the NES console, as well as two conversions from Super Nintendo are at our disposal. Travelling around the world of fantastic creatures, we face different enemies and perform many different tasks with a complex storyline background.
SquareEnix decided to recall the first installments of the extremely popular RPG series, Dragon Quest. In the Wii Collection set there are five items waiting for players, parts I-III from NES and later conversions released from Super Nintendo.
All these titles are classic jRPGi, which have characteristic features of the genre. The productions created by the Japanese developer are characterized by a linear, but also extensive plot, turn-based and demanding combat system and a few-ten hours of gameplay.
In each part of the game, players direct the fate of a team that travels the world for a specific purpose. Randomly hitting battles are fought from the perspective of the first person. For every battle they win, the heroes gain experience, which translates into promotions to the next levels and better and better skills. In the third installment of Dragon Quest, the authors added a system of classes that allows you to modify a little bit the fighting styles and character's abilities.
Versions I+II and III of Super Nintendo include all the improvements introduced during the release, such as more experience and gold falling out of defeated opponents, improved graphics and better translation.
The Wii kit has not been modified or upgraded in any way. Players will find classic, slightly coarse system solutions and ascetic, simple audiovisual setting.
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Platforms:
Nintendo Wii
Developer: Square Enix
Publisher: Square Enix
Age restrictions: 12+
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A bestselling series of fantasy reality cRPG games. The series is developed by the Armor Project development studio with the of other development teams. The rights to the brand are held by the Square-Enix publishing conglomerate.
