Yep. I'm talking about the original game for NES (it was made by Enix, so close enough).
I used to play this when I was a kid. Anyone remember this game? *goes to play it again for nostalgia*
Dragon Warrior
Yep. I'm talking about the original game for NES (it was made by Enix, so close enough).
I used to play this when I was a kid. Anyone remember this game? *goes to play it again for nostalgia*
I do. I still have it for my NES and GB Color. It's simplicity makes it great. It was the first video game RPG I ever played.
Yeah. If it wasn't for this game, I probably wouldn't be interested in Final Fantasy today.
I used to own the GBC version. I remember that game being enjoyable
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Of course! My very first RPG. Don't know how old I was. 6? Probably along those lines. I still get nostalgic for RPGs where leveling up matters a lot and weapons and armor cost money.
I also still like the fact that your final destination is visible from your starting point.
I have only a few times played it for NES, but I did play through a fan-remake, which was made in RM2K (or whatever) with SNES sprites and so on. I guess it was something like illegal, but whatever. It was fun. Perhaps I’ll never get to... to fully experience the spirit of the game, but from what I have played of the NES original, I don’t really want to.
I still have my NES copy. It was my first RPG.
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The original Dragon Warrior is the sort of thing that, unless you experienced it the first time around, you won't want to do so now.
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God, I'm having a heart attack from the pure, unadulterated nonstalgia! First RPG ever. I also played 2-4 in that series. Some of the best moments my childhood had to offer.
(CMP, shush, I've played it a few times before and still found it fairly entertaining each time)
I tried playing it on the NES when I was little but didn't get very far. Later on I played it along with the other remakes on the GBC and beat them all. They're pretty fun, simple, nostalgic games.
I'm greedy.
I grew up with Secret of Mana/FF games ~>_<
I first played it when a couple of my friends and I started getting really into NES RPGs, in like the late 90s I think. We had the NES dusted off and running in my house, and one of my friends brought over the cart. It was real fun, but we didn't spend a lot of time on it.
The only DQ I've beaten is VIII, I'll probably get IV DS around christmas, and I recently started on DWIII (NES). If I can plow through that one, maybe I'll go for a full playthrough of the first.
Ahhh yeah, let's bring this thread back from the dead!
I remember when I was running around that ghost town (it's been years, so the name escapes me) and all of a sudden, I was stuck in a fight against an Armor Knight, and when I won, I found Erdrick's Armor.
As an 8 year old, that made my day.
Not only do I have the game, but I still have the box and booklet. :3
The game itself, however, I hate with a passion. I only have the game for collector's sake.
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