I'm about to play this for the third time as a Game Pass rewards quest game. The first time I had some trouble with the controls but I got the hang of it by the second play and got fairly far into it. I like the puzzles.
It's curious to me why Microsoft keeps using this game for rewards quests.
One is evolved, the other just plain war. I like evolved.
I played DQ1 on NES several times but never beat it. I played one of the DQ remakes for 3DS and barely scratched the surface of it. Both those games stopped me in various frustrating ways. I did play a lot more of DQVIII on PS2 years ago. Just like now with DQXI, my friend and I were playing it in tandem and he finished it while I got burnt out around the 90 hour mark. I may yet get more time with DQXI though.
Fun article! I can't wait to try it out. Oh, I forgot. I don't have a 3DS anymore.
I've never finished a DQ game. They just wear me out.
I wonder if a real team manager thinks as you do about their players.
That guy takes a real leap of faith when jumping with no vine on the screen.
I guess Americans really love their racist stereotypes. I don't know though. I think he's kinda cool.
Someone needs to make a super catchy pop song with the sound of nails on a chalkboard. It's both catchy and unbearable at the same time. . . Wait, that's what a pop song is.
I've always wanted to play it. I've owned it at various times. I've played a demo for ICO. It's a landmark in gaming I should get to one of these days.
