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Revision as of 05:21, 28 September 2006
This game is an upgraded compilation of Dragon Warrior and Dragon Warrior II. Click on those links to learn how play each game.
Not long after Enix released Dragon Quest V for the Super Famicom, they decided to blow the dust off of the first two games from the series and give them a face lift. Not only did they boost the graphics from the original 8-bit art to a more polished 16-bit look, they addressed several issues surrounding level balance and pacing.
Several years later, Enix once again decided to release the first two games as a package for the Game Boy Color, allowing a younger generation of players to experience the series from the beginning. Since the GBC was not as graphically sophisticated as the Super Famicom, the graphics slid down in quality a bit, but was more in keeping with the evolved style of the Dragon Warrior series than the original NES version.
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Super Famicom Dragon Quest I.II
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Game Boy Color Dragon Quest I.II
