Dragon Quest IV Chapters of the Chosen - DS Game
$46.97
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The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
Dragon Quest Monsters Joker Nintendo DS Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:662248907123
Condition:Used
Genre:Role-Playing
Platform:Nintendo DS
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone 10+
SKU:DS_DRAGON_QUEST_MONSTERS_JOKER
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
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Bought used game, but works like it’s brand new.
Good shape, fair price, no manual (but that was clearly noted in the buying phase)
I ordered this one and it said there was no case.It came with the case.That made me very, very happy.The game works perfectly, and the shipping time was way under what retrolio predicted.
LOVED IT!!! Love part 2 and 3 and TERRYS WONDERLAND!!!!localize for North America ALREADY!!!!!!!!!!!
It was a long game, but I loved it from beginning to end! If you like Pokémon, then you’ll definitely LOVE this game!
Dragon Quest Monsters initially began as Enix’s answer to Pokemon. However, since it’s beginnings on the Gameboy, it has grown into so much more than just a Pokemon clone. Dragon Quest Monsters Joker has its own spin on the “gotta catch’em all” philosophy. First of all, rather than using “pokeballs”, you must impress Monsters using your Scout abilities to get them to join you. The higher rank the monster is, the more powerful your team must be to impress it. Second, your team consists of 3 primary monsters and 3 backup monsters. During battle, you are allowed to have out 3 monsters, but you cannot switch to your backups during battle, making for some difficult fights. Monsters level up in the style of Dragon Quest 8, where you gain skill points in addition to stat boosts that you can allocate as you see fit to the monster’s skills. Monsters can use spells and abilities just like in the regular Dragon Quest games. Third, rather than breeding monsters, monsters are synthesized to create new breeds of monsters.The main difference between this game and the regular Dragon Quest series is that rather than have random monster encounters, you can actually see the monsters on the field. This is great because you don’t have to go through the guesswork of having to encounter the monster you want as you do in Pokemon. You can just walk around until you see it, then run up to it! Personally I like being able to see the monsters before I fight them so I don’t have to waste time looking for.
Most interesting game…has many options to keep it interesting. Creating new monsters and developing their potentials to give a greater advantage in the play.
I played both dragon warrior monsters on gameboy color and dragon warrior monsters 2: tara’s adventure on GBC (or was it GBA… i dont even remember) and spent probably close to 200 combined hours on those two games.This game, like those two, probably has about 30 hours worth of time youll spend in the story mode, doing the typical pokemon-style “start with 1 and end up the best trainer in the world” schtick. However, there are two things that set this game apart from pokemon games for me:1) The monsters are from the dragon quest games. I have played through dragon warrior I-IV on the NES (and GB/DS), V/VI on the DS, VIII on PS2, and IX on DS (never got to play 7…). I love this series and the monsters are so iconic to me. In pokemon, they create a new 100-150 every 3 or four years to keep people interested, but in DQM series, they just update the bosses from the newest console games and keep everything steady. I feel like this is a plus because you already know that Cureslimes are going to get Fullheal and that metal slimes are going to have 999 defense. It’s easier to jump into this game than a new Pokemon game that has all new things to catch.2) You can see the monsters on the worldmap. This is a huge improvement from random battles that occur in most RPG games. If you’re at a higher level than the monsters on the map, they actually run away from you! This saves you time later in the game if you have to go back to first island to catch a monster you missed. You can head s.
I was a little worried when I first thought about getting this game; I knew it had the Dragon Quest name on it, so I thought it should be good. But, from game play descriptions (and my own imagination), I was a little worried I might be buying a slightly more “mature” pokemon game. Thankfully, I was wrong, and what I ended up with is one of the most-addictive, fun, and time consuming games that I’ve played for the DS. For those of you who’ve played Dragon Quest 8 for the Playstation 2, the game plays much like DQ8 does if you have a monster party fight for you. And of course there’s scouting to allow you to get new monsters; you must impress the “wild” enemies by a show of force from your current monsters (basically a regular attack that does no damage). Other than that it’s a fairly typical RPG, but instead of just leveling up your monsters, you can also combine (“synthesize”) monsters to create new, more powerful ones. The story is a little weak, but the fantastic game play more than makes up for it. Plus you can battle over wi-fi against your friends’ monster teams to see how you both stack up. Overall a very solid game; DQ fans should definitely pick it up, and so should most fans of RPGs.
Quick easy delivery. Game is just as I remember, a great alternative to Pokemon