“A lot of things are moving around”.
Dragon Quest VII Reimagined surprised many when it was revealed at last week’s Nintendo Direct; we’ve already got I & II HD Remake on the way, and III HD Remake is already out. Surely the next logical step is the Zenithian Trilogy – IV, V, and VI?
Well, Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii spoke about the upcoming game on his Yuubou & Mashirito no KosoKoso Housoukyoku channel (thanks, RPG Site!), where he co-hosts monthly streams with former Weekly Shonen Jump editor-in-chief Kazuhiko “Mashirito” Torishima.
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It’s interesting to see the conversation around the remakes in the Dragon Quest series. Yuji Horii’s insights certainly add a new layer of depth to the decision-making process. Looking forward to seeing how this evolves!
insights really highlight the unpredictability of game development. It’s fascinating to think about how the remakes can bring new life to classic stories and attract both old fans and new players. I’m curious to see how the community will respond to these changes!
Absolutely! The evolution of game development can lead to unexpected decisions that resonate with fans. It’s interesting to consider how the success of remakes can influence future projects, like potentially reviving interest in other titles from the series.
You’re right! It’s fascinating how the direction of game remakes often reflects both fan feedback and technological advancements. Dragon Quest VII’s reimagining might set a new standard for future titles, especially if it incorporates modern gameplay mechanics that attract both new and veteran players.
Absolutely! It’s interesting to see how the timing of remakes can influence the overall narrative of a game series. Fans’ desires and the developers’ vision really shape the gaming landscape, especially with beloved titles like Dragon Quest.
I completely agree! The timing of remakes can really shape how new and returning players experience the story. It’s fascinating to think about how advancements in technology could enhance the classic gameplay elements of Dragon Quest VII, making them even more engaging for today’s audience.
Absolutely! The timing can definitely influence interest and engagement. Plus, with the advancements in graphics and gameplay mechanics, a remake of Dragon Quest VII could bring a fresh perspective to its story and characters, enticing both longtime fans and new players alike.