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Dragon Warrior II (Nintendo, 1987)
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RPG classics. Gotta love em.Review created: 03/12/09
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Sure there is some monotony with the game but this is where it all began along with final fantasy. Hard to navigate if you don't have the maps that came with the game due to the fact that you can't access anything like that in the games menus. But that is why we have sites like Gamefaqs. To go back and relish in the nostalgia of my first RPG game was awesome. I purchased DW1 & DW2 at the same time and loved every minute of both games. If you went out and purchased one of the new "Retro Duo" game systems that plays both NES & SNES, you will have problems getting DW1 to play on it but DW2 played just fine. I don't know if the other new dual consoles are having the same issue but I was finally able to get my original NES system to play DW1 for me, so it worked out just fine. To this day the Dragon Warrior series is one of the best out there. Don't be fooled by the enemy characters and their cartoonish looks and names because the game with it's numerous puzzles, dungeons etc... will try even the most hardened RPGers skill at times. Must own this title & all others in the series if you call yourself an RPG fanatic!!
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Thank you for voting. If your vote meets our yes!!!!!!!!i love the dragon warrior series but have only played the newer ones
so i decided to try and find the older games for the regular nintendo.
so i just happened to win this game and i couldnt be happier
so i decided to try and find the older games for the regular nintendo.
so i just happened to win this game and i couldnt be happier
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Dragon warrior II: An all time classicReview created: 05/31/07(updated 01/13/08)
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There are many reasons why it is good to indulge buying the original of a series. With the Dragon Warrios [AKA Dragon Quest] many newcomers have come to know the game by it's updated GBC version.
When you play this game you'll come to find that it is more challenging then the re-do: Roge Fastfingers is hidden in an inconspicuous corner, instead of an easy to find walkway!
You had no idea where to look for the key you find in a certain dogs mouth.
The treasure in the sea DOES NOT glow! You have to use your compass to find it! It was a challenge to get a lottery ticket!
There are NO tiny medals!
The graphics are standard 8-bit Nintendo, the controls easy. There is no profanity or sexual innuendos, that are so rampant in todays games. Just good old fashioned fun!
~Lee
When you play this game you'll come to find that it is more challenging then the re-do: Roge Fastfingers is hidden in an inconspicuous corner, instead of an easy to find walkway!
You had no idea where to look for the key you find in a certain dogs mouth.
The treasure in the sea DOES NOT glow! You have to use your compass to find it! It was a challenge to get a lottery ticket!
There are NO tiny medals!
The graphics are standard 8-bit Nintendo, the controls easy. There is no profanity or sexual innuendos, that are so rampant in todays games. Just good old fashioned fun!
~Lee
Review ID: 10000000003657369
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