Dragon Quest X dated in Japan
Everyone in Japan loves Dragon Quest. Every. Single. Person. You can be sure the whole country is excited to learn that Dragon Quest X launches there on August 2nd.
Dragon Quest X is noteworthy for being an MMO in a traditionally conservative and nostalgic JRPG series. Consumers can either buy the game alone for ¥6,980 or pay an extra ¥2,000 for a bundle with a USB drive (required to play the game). Being subscription based, the game comes with a 20 day trial, and more play time can be bought for between ¥1,000 and ¥2,900 for 30 to 90 days.
No word on when or if North America will see a release. Square-Enix also confirmed that a Wii U version is still in the works, but didn't offer any details.
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Staff article by Rhody Tobin (April 26, 2012)
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