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| | |title=Dragon Warrior II | ||
|image=FC DQ2 box.jpg | |image=FC DQ2 box.jpg | ||
| | |developer=[[Enix]] | ||
|publisher=[[Enix]] | |||
|japanese=ドラゴンクエストII 悪霊の神々 | |japanese=ドラゴンクエストII 悪霊の神々 | ||
|genre=[[RPG]] | |genre=[[RPG]] | ||
|systems=[[NES]], [[MSX]] | |||
|released={{sys|nes}}{{jp|1987|January 26}}{{na|1990|September}} | |||
{{sys|msx}}{{jp|1988}} | |||
|players=1 | |players=1 | ||
|preceded by=[[Dragon Warrior]] | |preceded by=[[Dragon Warrior]] | ||
|followed by=[[Dragon Warrior III]] | |followed by=[[Dragon Warrior III]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Dragon Warrior II''', known as | {{wikipedia}} | ||
'''Dragon Warrior II''', known as Dragon Quest II Akuryo no Kamigami in Japan (translated as"Dragon Quest II: Pantheon of Evil Spirits"), is a role-playing video game developed by Chunsoft and published by [[Enix]] (now known as Square Enix) for the [[MSX]] and [[NES]] video game consoles. It is the second installment in the Dragon Quest series (then known as the Dragon Warrior series in North America). It was the number one selling Famicom game released in 1987, selling approximately 2,400,000 copies in it's lifetime. Dragon Warrior II is noted for greatly expanding the game play from the previous game, [[Dragon Warrior]]. Dragon Warrior II is the first game in the series to feature multiple heroes and enemies in a battle, as well as a sailing ship. It was also the first to have weapons which cast spells when used in battles. In addition, Dragon Warrior II offers a wider array of spells and items and a much larger world. | |||
The game world of Dragon Warrior, Alefgard, is included on the world map in Dragon Warrior II (although the Hero can win the game without ever setting foot there). The song that is played when wandering the fields of Dragon Warrior, "Unknown World", is also played when the Hero is in that area. Dragon Warrior II was the first Dragon Quest game to include a game of chance, and it was also the first Dragon Quest game to use multiple key types and to include travel doors (warp gates). Dragon Warrior II uses a save feature to record progress whereas Dragon Quest II uses passwords. The storyline introduction in Moonbrooke is present exclusively in Dragon Warrior II. In Dragon Quest II, the game starts right with the injured soldier from Moonbrooke entering Midenhall castle, seeking help from its king. When the [[SNES|Super Famicom]] remake was released in Japan in 1993, this additional Moonbrooke introduction was included in the game's opening sequence. | The game world of Dragon Warrior, Alefgard, is included on the world map in Dragon Warrior II (although the Hero can win the game without ever setting foot there). The song that is played when wandering the fields of Dragon Warrior, "Unknown World", is also played when the Hero is in that area. Dragon Warrior II was the first Dragon Quest game to include a game of chance, and it was also the first Dragon Quest game to use multiple key types and to include travel doors (warp gates). Dragon Warrior II uses a save feature to record progress whereas Dragon Quest II uses passwords. The storyline introduction in Moonbrooke is present exclusively in Dragon Warrior II. In Dragon Quest II, the game starts right with the injured soldier from Moonbrooke entering Midenhall castle, seeking help from its king. When the [[SNES|Super Famicom]] remake was released in Japan in 1993, this additional Moonbrooke introduction was included in the game's opening sequence. | ||
Dragon Quest II was released initially for both the MSX and Famicom. | Dragon Quest II was released initially for both the MSX and Famicom. Dragon Quest II was remade and combined with Dragon Quest as part of [[Dragon Quest I & II]] for the Super Famicom and later the [[Game Boy Color]]. Dragon Quest I & II became localized as Dragon Warrior I & II for Game Boy Color. The world of Dragon Quest II was later used as the setting of [[Dragon Quest Monsters: Caravan Heart]] on the [[Game Boy Advance]]. It starred Kiefer, a hero from [[Dragon Quest VII]]. Dragon Quest II was announced as being in development for cellular phones in Japan, with updated graphics that are similar to those of the Dragon Quest remake. | ||
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The prince begins his quest alone, but is later joined by two cousins: the prince of Cannock and the princess of Moonbrooke. After finding the prince of Cannock, who leaves on a similar journey about the same time as the prince of Midenhall, the two must rescue the princess of Moonbrooke, who was in Moonbrooke Castle when it was attacked. It is up to the prince of Midenhall to find them, join forces, and together defeat Hargon. | The prince begins his quest alone, but is later joined by two cousins: the prince of Cannock and the princess of Moonbrooke. After finding the prince of Cannock, who leaves on a similar journey about the same time as the prince of Midenhall, the two must rescue the princess of Moonbrooke, who was in Moonbrooke Castle when it was attacked. It is up to the prince of Midenhall to find them, join forces, and together defeat Hargon. | ||
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Image:NES DW2 box.jpg|NES Dragon Warrior II | |||
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[[Category:RPG]] | [[Category:RPG]] | ||
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