Dragon Quest VIII, the follow-up to the much-delayed, but wildly popular Dragon Quest VII, promises to continue the third trilogy born in its immediate predecessor.
Date: | Region: | Platform: | Publisher: | Developer: |
|---|---|---|---|---|
2004-11-27 |  | PS2 | Square Enix | Level-5 |
2005-11-15 |  | PS2 | Square Enix | Level-5 |
2006-04-13 |  | PS2 | Square Enix | Level-5 |
2015-08-27 | | 3DS | Square Enix | Square Enix |
2017-01-20 | | 3DS | Nintendo | Square Enix |
In the annals of curses inflicted over the years, being turned into a green monster without mental or physical deterioration may not top the all-time list of infamy. King Trode steadfastly refuses to accept any suggestions that his plight is not horrendous, however. Also, Medea is a well-groomed horse.
Dragon Quest VIII, the follow-up to the much-delayed, but wildly popular Dragon Quest VII, promises to continue the third trilogy born in its immediate predecessor.
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In recent years the release of new entries in the Dragon Quest series hasn’t been very frequent. Dragon Quest VIII and Dragon Quest IX have nevertheless been around long enough to warrant a Backtrack, and here it is.
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