A cloud version of Dragon Quest X is coming to Japanese smartphones and tablets. It will be released between December 2013 and February 2014. Subscription fees are TBA.
Square's Considering Bringing Dragon Quest X Outside Of Japan, But...
There's a catch. There's always a catch.
According to the latest issue of Famitsu, Dragon Quest X gets a Windows release in Japan on September 26.
Dragon Quest X Coming to PC in Japan
Dragon Quest X was conspicuously absent from E3 and its Wii U version may not make it to the west. A PC version might stand a better chance, though, and Siliconera reports Japan is getting Dragon Quest X on PC at the end of September.
A Look Inside a Wii Game Gold Farm
Dragon Quest X is an online game. And for the past year, the game's real money trade (selling virtual items for real cash) has been a problem in Japan. And this might be why.
These Games Were Missing From E3
Now that we've had a weekend to recoup from the bright lights and pulsing music of the world's most elaborate video game marketing circus, it's time to take a quiet moment to reflect on the games we didn't get to play at E3 2013. Jade, Samus, Drake — where were you guys?
Dragon Quest X's Wii U version goes on sale March 30 in Japan.
An Elderly Woman Thrashing Dragon Quest X on Japanese TV
It's not everyday you see senior citizens talking role-playing games. It's not everyday you see them thrashing one of them on Japanese television. In primetime.
Between Dec. 1 and Feb 28, Japanese rental store Tsutaya is renting copies of Dragon Quest X free of charge.
Square Enix is aiming for next February to beta test the Wii U version of Dragon Quest X.
Expect The Wii U Version of Dragon Quest X Next Spring... Maybe...…
At Tokyo Game Show 2012, Square Enix held an event with special guests, Yuuji Horii, the creator of the Dragon Quest series, and producer Yousuke Saitou to showcase the Wii U version of Dragon Quest X.
A Blurry Look at Dragon Quest X on the Wii U
While the Wii version is already out, the Wii U version of Dragon Quest X, well, ain't. Here's a scan of the upcoming game.
Dragon Quest X Wii U will appear at the Tokyo Game Show as part of a stage demo.
How Dragon Quest Just Pissed Off Its Most Famous (and Oldest) Fan
Dragon Quest X is an online MMORPG. That might've made some fans pleased, but one in particular—legendary actress Keiko Awaji—is not happy.
MMORPGs Are Expensive, When You Are a Kid
Kids? They don't have money. So thirteen bucks might not be much to working adults, but it is when you are a child—a MMORPG playing child, that is.
Dragon Quest X is, for the first time in the DQ series, a subscription-based MMORPG. To enable kids the ability to play for two hours at set times everyday free of…
Japan's Biggest Role-Playing Game Gets its Own...Minivan
To promote online role-playing game Dragon Quest X, Square Enix and Nissan joined forces for this: a Dragon Quest branded Nissan Serena.
Dragon Quest X's Uphill Climb in the West
Dragon Quest X is a game perfectly tailored to bring Japanese players into the world of MMORPGs for the first time. It's part of a big-named series, it's very easy to pick up and play, and it's on a system that 12.5 million Japanese already have sitting in their living rooms. However, it's the very things that make the …
Dragon Quest X is Both Forward-Thinking and Backwards at the Same Time
In Japan,
Dragon Quest is the unquestioned king of RPGs: Even the series comes in a distant second. The last game in the series, , sold over 4.3 million copies, making it the 6th best selling game on the Nintendo DS in Japan. Many speculated the next game would surely be on the 3DS or the—then only theoretical—Wii…
How Dragon Quest X Could Forever Change the Gaming Landscape in Japan
MMORPGs are far from popular in Japan, especially when compared to the West. There have been a few MMO successes—e.g.
Phantasy Star Online and —but the MMO market is so small in general that even MMO juggernaut has never been released here.
Making Dragon Quest into an MMO
Dragon Quest X is the newest game in the immensely popular series. It is also the series' first MMORPG. While the prologue of the game (the first two hours or so) is a strictly single player affair, the game soon opens up into a massive online world. But as is a MMO marketed to an audience largely unfamiliar with…