knighTeen87

Hello, I bought an original copy of DQX (Wii) from Japan. I just want to play offline campaing and I want to ask a couple questions please: 1) You said that the USB will be formatted in a way that game needs. But when I'm done playing the game, will I be able to use in normal way again? 2) Can I play the game just from the CD? Or installation is a must? 3) Do I need an internet connection even for playing offline campaign? 4) I have an European PAL Wii console with homebrew. Do I lost any content on my Wii if I use any region changer? I will be very happy If I got answers to my questions. I just want to play offline campaign without any internet connection, that's all

I found this tape on a retro shop called Beep in Akihabara. It was in the junk bin surprisingly and I picked it up for my Dragon Quest collection as soon as I saw it. Now it became a rarity part for my DQ collection. I also have an old VHS player but I have to get it fixed first to watch it. I think it contains a walkthru type gameplay video but I'm not sure. I just wanted to share it with you guys.

Even though I beat it twice, I still don't like DQ2 (except for it's awesome soundtrack)

No, we use our own currency as Turkish Liras. By the way Turkish Lira lost so much in value since my last post. Now 1$ = 6,5 Turkish Liras, so from now on it nearly impossible for me to buy cheap games from Ebay

Hmm, usually it's takes around 60-70 dollars in here. But the thing is, 1$ = 5,6 Turkish liras now and because of that we have to pay a huge amount of money for them. There is a huge economical crisis in Turkey right now due to our idiotic president and our money is losing value every single moment. Because of that I can not nearly buy anything from eBay anymore. 3 years ago 1$ was around 2,8 liras. Our money was still worthless but was still much better than this.

BIG UPDATE! PS3 version of Dragon Quest Builders has a 100% English translation patch. That's how I played it on my PS3. They did it by using the Vita version's language files: https://froidromhacks.wordpress.com/2018/02/15/dragon-quest-builders-bljm61311-v0-9-english-patch-ps3/ Do you have any updates by the way?

If I can find it in a decent price, yes. Buying this type of stuff in Turkey is extremely expensive

It's both released on GBA and PS2. And yes, it's in complete 3D

Thanx. It's the 3rd game of Torneko Mystery Dungeon series. Too bad that it's only released in Japan and no translation patch is available though Thanx. It's Guide to Dragon Quest V Monsters CD+ Bundle box. It contains a world map, a monster guide, monster card, artworks and a small soundtrack CD

A couple of years ago I've shared my humble DQ collection with you. But after those years many things joined into my collection and so I wanted to share it with you. You can see the picture of my collection below. Only a couple of side games are missing (like Young Yangus and Slime Mori-Mori) and all of them are CIB except for the DQ3 (SNES) and GB version of the DQ Monsters. Also there are some guide books in Japanese, DQ5 monsters box set, a couple figures, cards and amigurumis done by my wife. It's so hard to gather a collection in a country like Turkey because or money is totally worthless (1$ = 5 Turkish liras). But I bought most of my stuff via eBay and I'm really proud of it. I hope you like it also!!!

I came across with it on the net by luck. I played it on CFW PS3. It's %100 translation. They did it by using the Vita version's language files: https://froidromhacks.wordpress.com/2018/02/15/dragon-quest-builders-bljm61311-v0-9-english-patch-ps3/

By the way it seems like the music is directly taken from Theatrhythm Dragon Quest. Listen and see for yourself

Thanx to a full English translation patch, I could play thru Dragon Quest Builders on PS3 (as you know the PS3 version was only released for Japan). I finished all main quests and chapters, maxed out the town levels, but didn't complete all side-quests. Also I did not touch the Terra Incognita mode yet. I'm not sure but I think it took me around 30 hours to complete it. So here are my thoughts: GOOD +Building a city from the stratch is really fun. +Even though it's a spin-off from the main series, it has the same DQ spirit. +The classic musics taken from the first 4 games are awesome. +Searching the maps for hidden chests, side-quests and mining materials got a great adventuring feel. +Returning to the very first DQ world was great. I loved the story. +Bullying the monsters with 3 townspeople alongside me in Chapter 3 was very funny +Very addictive gameplay. My wife pick up the controller for mining whenever I put it down BAD -Max town levels are very limited (5 levels). You can reach out for it very soon and lose motivation to expand city because of it. -Ghosts at the nights are very annoying. They spam you way too much. -You can not determine the number of your creations. For example, if I want to make 3 chairs, I have to make them one by one, or create max number of chairs that I can with my resources at once. -I don't if it's only me but Great Condor fight in Chapter 2 was extremely frustrating VERDICT: Even though it's a spin-off game, Dragon Quest Builders has a complete DQ spirit. It has some small flaws, but very fun game to play overall: 7,5/10

She returns way too underleveled man. Also she use very few equipments to choose from. Only redeeming quality of her for battles was her high speed. But always prefer tank characters instead of speedy ones in RPGs.

I don't refuse say it, I don't know when but I just used to say it. Because as you know, sugoroku means patchisi in Japanese I think the game was not short, only the bonus dungeon was very short and easy. I was expecting a good challenge