Where would you find that by any chance? I couldn't be in the first cave you see with an old man that tells yo that it's dangerous to go alone, right?

(08-27-2014, 09:11 AM)TomGuycott Wrote:

Something interesting in the new update happening for Japan on September 1st...

Haha, that is totally awesome!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YebkU-6ILLE#t=12

Not entirely related but it looks like the next Dragon Quest is going to play out in a similar vein.

I REALLY hope that gets localized. I've never really gotten into the Dragon Quest games yet, but I have to say, that looks rad as hell.

What I really hope for is that they get some of those Dragon Quest final boss enemies into the mix. They had a really large amount of awesome final bosses.

(09-01-2014, 07:18 PM)psychospacecow Wrote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YebkU-6ILLE#t=12

Not entirely related but it looks like the next Dragon Quest is going to play out in a similar vein.

I wonder why this gameplay style is becoming the go to thing all of a sudden. Before it was tactics games everyone jumped in on (Pokemon Conquest), and now it's this. I wonder what the next thing will be.

To be fair, to the company developing these games this style is their bread and butter. The companies that own the various source materials probably just see the gameplay style as growing in popularity, and for a series like Dragon Quest which doesn't have a lot of associated action elements to its tradition RPG world, it can be very exciting for fans.

I would kill to see a pokemon game with this style of gameplay.

Dragon Quest and Dynasty Warriors are like the top 2 unconditionally well selling games in Japan so it was only a matter of time.

ProJared's detailed analysis of the game. It's mostly what you'd expect.

I hope this trend of fusing franchises continues, I love to see Nintendo expanding their series!

I mean Pokemon has done the most and it seems like thats continuing with a Tekken game hehe

but I love to think of the possibilities

So a large amount of paid DLC has been announced. No idea when these packs are going to be made available, but here's the info:

http://www.gamespot.com/articles/hyrule-...b_platform

Basically this:

Master Quest Pack: New weapon, scenario, adventure map, and two costumes
Twilight Princess Pack: New character, weapon, adventure map, and two costumes
Majora's Mask Pack: Two new characters, adventure map, and three costumes
Boss Pack: Two new games modes

The "Season Pass" price for all four packs bundled together is 20 bucks.


Also, a free patch is coming to make the original character villains fully playable.

Inb4 people start bitching about Nintendo starting to dip their hands in the DLC arena fully.

They kind of have to if they're going to continue to survive. I don't like it but I recognize the necessity of it all.

Twenty bucks for all that sounds like a pretty good deal, though.

(09-21-2014, 11:09 AM)TomGuycott Wrote: So a large amount of paid DLC has been announced. No idea when these packs are going to be made available, but here's the info:

http://www.gamespot.com/articles/hyrule-...b_platform

Basically this:

   Master Quest Pack: New weapon, scenario, adventure map, and two costumes
   Twilight Princess Pack: New character, weapon, adventure map, and two costumes
   Majora's Mask Pack: Two new characters, adventure map, and three costumes
   Boss Pack: Two new games modes

The "Season Pass" price for all four packs bundled together is 20 bucks.


Also, a free patch is coming to make the original character villains fully playable.

Those DLC packs actually sound pretty cool, not gonna lie.

Eyeh, and for $20, there's not much to complain about.