Information:
Title: Dragon Quest 6: Realms of Revelation
Developer: Arte Piazza
Publisher: Nintendo
System: Nintendo DS
Genre: RPG
Release: February 14, 2011 (NA)
Price: $34.99
15 years after its intial release, its finally here!. Dragon Quest VI was first released in December 1995 for the Super Famicom.
It is the third and final entry in the Zenithia trilogy, which includes 4, 5, and 6. However, you don't need to have played any of the previous
entries to enjoy this game. Players who have will recognize some themes or places. This DS version marks the game's first
release outside of Japan.
Here are a few things new in the remake (courtesy of our friend Segata's DQVI import thread):
Dragon Quest VI brings back the job systems found in parts 3, 7, and 9. It is my understanding that the job system is very close to the one found in 7.
Some of the vocations available are (courtesy of the website):
Warrior
With strenght and well-rounded skills, anyone who takes up the
path of the warrior will be indispensiable in battle.
Martial Artist
A rare combination of great strenght and speed allow
martial artist to strike hard and fast.
Mage
Take up this vocation to learn offensive magic, Elemental spells
such as Frizzle can make foes crash and burn.
Preist
Immensely helpful to any adventuring party, the way of
the Priest brings with it healing and status-boosting magic.
Dancer
The Skills of a dancer translate surprisingly well in battle.
High agility and status affecting dance moves are part of any
good dancer's repertoire
Thief
The speedy and nimble Theif has a variety of ways to
make the party's life "richer." Take up this vocation and find out how.
Characters:
Title: Dragon Quest 6: Realms of Revelation
Developer: Arte Piazza
Publisher: Nintendo
System: Nintendo DS
Genre: RPG
Release: February 14, 2011 (NA)
Price: $34.99
15 years after its intial release, its finally here!. Dragon Quest VI was first released in December 1995 for the Super Famicom.
It is the third and final entry in the Zenithia trilogy, which includes 4, 5, and 6. However, you don't need to have played any of the previous
entries to enjoy this game. Players who have will recognize some themes or places. This DS version marks the game's first
release outside of Japan.
Here are a few things new in the remake (courtesy of our friend Segata's DQVI import thread):
Segata Sanshiro said:
Dragon Quest VI brings back the job systems found in parts 3, 7, and 9. It is my understanding that the job system is very close to the one found in 7.
Some of the vocations available are (courtesy of the website):
Warrior
With strenght and well-rounded skills, anyone who takes up the
path of the warrior will be indispensiable in battle.
Martial Artist
A rare combination of great strenght and speed allow
martial artist to strike hard and fast.
Mage
Take up this vocation to learn offensive magic, Elemental spells
such as Frizzle can make foes crash and burn.
Preist
Immensely helpful to any adventuring party, the way of
the Priest brings with it healing and status-boosting magic.
Dancer
The Skills of a dancer translate surprisingly well in battle.
High agility and status affecting dance moves are part of any
good dancer's repertoire
Thief
The speedy and nimble Theif has a variety of ways to
make the party's life "richer." Take up this vocation and find out how.
Characters:
Hero, Milly, and Carver
Nevan, Ashlynn, and Terry
Media:
Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVW7gLhfjso
Web Site: http://dragonquest6.nintendo.com/#/home/
Pictures:
Reviews:
Game Informer
Gametrailers:
1UP:
I will update the OP with reviews as they come in. Also, this is my first OT and if anyone has any suggestions please PM me. I apologize if its kind of bare bones, lets consider this a work in progress. =)
Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVW7gLhfjso
Web Site: http://dragonquest6.nintendo.com/#/home/
Pictures:
Reviews:
Game Informer
8.5
Gametrailers:
8.5
1UP:
B
I will update the OP with reviews as they come in. Also, this is my first OT and if anyone has any suggestions please PM me. I apologize if its kind of bare bones, lets consider this a work in progress. =)
