Dragon Quest/Warrior VIII screens

[Flying Mullet]

I know that not everyone here is a Dragon Quest/Warrior fan, but for those that are, here's some of the first English screens:
http://www.rpgamer.com/games/dq/dq8/...ss081105a.html

[Aphelion]

I'm not a fan myself (sorry, but I think DW/DQ doesn't deserve the fame it has), but I think this game might get me interested...It is good looking (from what I could see, that is), must have an enjoyable gameplay, and I truly hope it has tolerable music, at least. Looking forward to it.

[abrojtm]

A lot of these screens have been on gamespot for a long time now

[Flying Mullet]

I didn't say that they're late-breaking. I said that they're some of the first.

[DJZen]

I like that they kept the text descriptions. I'm definitely looking forward to it.

[black orb]

>>> Woah! That change a lots of things since DW7, looks like Enix stopped being lazy and is finally going serious with this game.
Dont get me wrong I like DW games but for a company like Enix turning a marvelous franchise called Dragon Quest into half assed games wasnt very good..

[Azure Chrysanthemum]

I'm not really that fond of Akira Toriyama's artwork, but it does look to be an interesting game nonetheless. The Super Saiyan-like "tension" mode amuses me.

[Sephex]

I'll probably pick this up. I loved all the other DQ games (I'll eventually beat DQVII!!).

[BG-57]

I sure hope they streamline the leveling system. Going for Dumbira Hearts was simply painful.

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

Obviously, the graphics are almost perfect; it's a wonderful artistic successor to games like Rock Man Dash that tried to achieve the same effect of a video game that looks like a cartoon. If they can pull it off this well on the PS2, the PS3 should be able to make games indistinguishable from animation.

[chionos]

It's beautiful, but they could have done more with the dungeon backgrounds. They look pretty crappy to me, like Dark Cloud's dungeons. I hope it doesn't turn out like that.