Dragon Slayer

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Box artwork for Dragon Slayer.

Dragon Slayer
Developer(s)	Nihon Falcom
Publisher(s)	Nihon Falcom, Square, Epoch
Year released	1984
System(s)	NEC PC-8801, NEC PC-9801, Sharp X1, Epoch Super Cassette Vision, MSX, Game Boy, Sega Saturn
Series	Dragon Slayer

Genre(s)	Action RPG, Dungeon crawler
Modes	Single player

Dragon Slayer was released in Japan in 1984. It was later ported to Game Boy (1991) and Sega Saturn (1997 Falcom Classics). The original release for the NEC PC-8801 is considered to be the first true Action RPG.

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Dragon Slayer series

Dragon Slayer 1:

• Dragon Slayer
• Dragon Slayer Gaiden

Dragon Slayer 2:

• Xanadu
• Faxanadu
• Revival Xanadu 2 Remix
• The Legend of Xanadu
• The Legend of Xanadu II
• Xanadu Next

Dragon Slayer 3:

• Romancia
  • Another Legend

Dragon Slayer 4:

• Legacy of the Wizard

Dragon Slayer 5:

• Sorcerian
  • Mega Drive
  • PC Engine
• Sorcerian Forever
• Disciples of Seven Star Sorcery

Dragon Slayer 6:

• The Legend of Heroes
• The Legend of Heroes II

Dragon Slayer 7:

• Lord Monarch
  • SFC
  • BS
• Lord Monarch Online

Dragon Slayer 8:

• Tokyo Xanadu
  • eX+

Compilation(s):

• Falcom Classics

Sub-series:

• The Legend of Heroes