A source that I used for the NES version was inaccurate, there is actually a Day/Night Cycle in the original game. And the Famicom version has saves. I can't just edit the video and re-upload so I'll have to make sure to triple-check in the future. Thanks for watching, and yes I am in fact a human that occasionally makes mistakes.
And the Game Boy Color version had a second bonus dungeon in the form of the Ice Cave, which had monsters such as Hardy Hands, EvilClouds, GrayBears, Blue Dragons, Dread Dragons, Pandora’s Boxes, and IronNites, in addition to Monster Medals. Not to mention, the SNES remake had new monsters in the form of Great Keepers, Phoenixes, Terror Trolls, Abracadabrers, and others like Metal Chimeras.
But for the ICE cave the monsters almost NEVER dropped their medals and you needed EVERY SINGLE medal dropped in the first place INCLUDING the one from the Divine Dragon boss itself. IF the Ice cave IS going to be in this upcoming remake the Monster medals better NOT be.
used to walk 2 miles to the video store to rent dragon warrior 3. was always trying to beat it before someone replaced my save. Can't remember if I actually beat it, but looking forward to this. Hopefully they give 4 the same treatment, probably the best game on the original NES
But for DQ1 and 2 passwords were only on the Famicom version on the AMERICAN NES DQ1 and 2 removed the passwords and still used the save game system but only in churches or talking to the Kings of their respective castles. The NES versions of the first 4 games were NOT only Brutal but only The AI could control your party members and could NOT be controlled manually EVER the SNES/Game boy color versions of the first 3 games changed that.
Man how I wish someone could Mod the NES version to include the Thief class! The game is SO much better for having that class! It solves all the issues with changing Magic users to a different class as the Thief has excellent MP growth & far better stats & equipment choices.
I only ever played the GBC version when I was younger but I didn't really like it. But after 20+ years of JRPG experience, I'm looking forward to giving this another try in HD-2D
I'm thinking that if I play on the PS5 on graphics mode it should still perform fine since it doesn't seem like it should be the most demanding game. I'm honestly not even sure why there are two different modes but maybe they just have those two modes for PS5 even though they don't need them and those two modes are mainly for the switch version
They've definitely upped their game (literally) in terms of graphics. If you looked at the older trailer in my video towards the start compared to the newer ones towards the end there's a big difference. But yeah, it still doesn't seem like it should need two different modes. It could just be that when the game is in 4k it pushes the PS5 pretty hard. So performance mode might use some upscaling. Hard to say. Guess we'll find out!
When you talk about the NES version, you say there's no day/night cycle and that it was introduced in the SFC version. This is false. I played the NES version a lot when I was young and I played it again recently while waiting for the remake and I know for a fact day changes to night while you walk on the world map. Pretty sure DW3 was the first game in the series to have this cycle too. There's even an item in the game to make it night and a spell to switch between the two. You're not the first one I hear say this either, I'm not sure who started spreading this but yea, it's not true.
I wish this was the clear definitive version, but there's a few things that make me hesitate picking it up including what feels like an erasure of Akira Toriyama's art. It feels like he's being sidelined, and I wasn't even really a fan of his.
@@tiensimon1263 Well it's not really frustration since I may still buy the game or decide I don't need it and keep my $60, but knowing that you get pleasure out of seeing strangers who have done nothing to you experience negative feelings says a lot about you as a person.
@@ZuzNewsReviews My bad, I meant to say "imagined representation." Maku said the game got DEIfied which stands for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. That roughly translates to "a set of values and practices that aim to create a fair and respectful environment for people from all backgrounds." Maku is refusing to purchase the remake because of this imagined boogieman they conjured in their head.
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A source that I used for the NES version was inaccurate, there is actually a Day/Night Cycle in the original game. And the Famicom version has saves. I can't just edit the video and re-upload so I'll have to make sure to triple-check in the future. Thanks for watching, and yes I am in fact a human that occasionally makes mistakes.
I was wondering why you thought it used Passwords lol.
This is my most anticipated game! I love Dragon Quest!
Same here, instant day 1 purchase for me. Can't wait to sink my teeth into this game ❤
I can't wait for this game
Same!
Bought this as my first Dragon quest.
And the Game Boy Color version had a second bonus dungeon in the form of the Ice Cave, which had monsters such as Hardy Hands, EvilClouds, GrayBears, Blue Dragons, Dread Dragons, Pandora’s Boxes, and IronNites, in addition to Monster Medals. Not to mention, the SNES remake had new monsters in the form of Great Keepers, Phoenixes, Terror Trolls, Abracadabrers, and others like Metal Chimeras.
But for the ICE cave the monsters almost NEVER dropped their medals and you needed EVERY SINGLE medal dropped in the first place INCLUDING the one from the Divine Dragon boss itself.
IF the Ice cave IS going to be in this upcoming remake the Monster medals better NOT be.
@ They won’t, cause I didn’t see 1 monster medal in the 2D-HD Remake’s trailers and gameplay footage.
It's also a shame that we never got the PS2 version of DQ5. It's fantastic!
used to walk 2 miles to the video store to rent dragon warrior 3. was always trying to beat it before someone replaced my save. Can't remember if I actually beat it, but looking forward to this. Hopefully they give 4 the same treatment, probably the best game on the original NES
Saving was actually introduced to the series in the Famicom version of 3. Only 1 and 2 mandated the use of passwords
Not surprised, whatever source I used for the NES version had a few things wrong. Gotta triple check in the future apparently.
But for DQ1 and 2 passwords were only on the Famicom version on the AMERICAN NES DQ1 and 2 removed the passwords and still used the save game system but only in churches or talking to the Kings of their respective castles.
The NES versions of the first 4 games were NOT only Brutal but only The AI could control your party members and could NOT be controlled manually EVER the SNES/Game boy color versions of the first 3 games changed that.
Man how I wish someone could Mod the NES version to include the Thief class! The game is SO much better for having that class! It solves all the issues with changing Magic users to a different class as the Thief has excellent MP growth & far better stats & equipment choices.
I only ever played the GBC version when I was younger but I didn't really like it. But after 20+ years of JRPG experience, I'm looking forward to giving this another try in HD-2D
Day night cycle was in the original NES Dragon Warrior game.
I was just going to say, the nes version was the only one I played and it definitely had a day night cycle.
Absolutely. And that cycle was important for some story elements.
It's such a shame DQ3 for Super Famicom didn't come out here cus it's SUCH a good game! The GBC version is also really good though.
Will NG+ be in this?
Is this a game that requires nostalgia to enjoy or can a newcomer to jrpg's enjoy it too?
Just do your self a favor and get SNES version English ROM, we have NES, GBC, SNES, mobile, and switch version of the game already.
I think the NES box art on the US version was way better. But nice video Bud!
I'm thinking that if I play on the PS5 on graphics mode it should still perform fine since it doesn't seem like it should be the most demanding game.
I'm honestly not even sure why there are two different modes but maybe they just have those two modes for PS5 even though they don't need them and those two modes are mainly for the switch version
They've definitely upped their game (literally) in terms of graphics. If you looked at the older trailer in my video towards the start compared to the newer ones towards the end there's a big difference. But yeah, it still doesn't seem like it should need two different modes.
It could just be that when the game is in 4k it pushes the PS5 pretty hard. So performance mode might use some upscaling. Hard to say. Guess we'll find out!
I’m getting ps5 version too. There won’t be any graphical or FPS issues.
When you talk about the NES version, you say there's no day/night cycle and that it was introduced in the SFC version. This is false. I played the NES version a lot when I was young and I played it again recently while waiting for the remake and I know for a fact day changes to night while you walk on the world map. Pretty sure DW3 was the first game in the series to have this cycle too. There's even an item in the game to make it night and a spell to switch between the two. You're not the first one I hear say this either, I'm not sure who started spreading this but yea, it's not true.
Hmm, thanks for letting me know. Probably an article somewhere that said it. I never fully played through the NES version so I wouldn't have known.
yeah no worries, but for sure NES had day/night :)
Fuck the censorship, and what they did to a legends art!
He doesn't even own it. It belongs to the company.
@tiensimon1263 its about wanting a better product for the consumer, many people cant see that, and that is sad
Any spoilers in this video?
There’s no story-related information here really, just features.
@@TeeDee3120great thanks!
Restoring HP and MP on leveling up feels wrong for a Dragonquest game.
NES had day/night cycle and the game was none linear open world
I wish this was the clear definitive version, but there's a few things that make me hesitate picking it up including what feels like an erasure of Akira Toriyama's art. It feels like he's being sidelined, and I wasn't even really a fan of his.
He's dead and the art dosent belong to him it belongs to the company this isn't like his own manga
@@tiensimon1263 I'm allowed to feel about it the way I do, thanks.
@ZuzNewsReviews yeah, I can tell. It's your frustration, I'm currently enjoying it
@@tiensimon1263 Well it's not really frustration since I may still buy the game or decide I don't need it and keep my $60, but knowing that you get pleasure out of seeing strangers who have done nothing to you experience negative feelings says a lot about you as a person.
The difference in the remake is it got censored and DEIfied. Hard pass.
You clearly don’t know you DQ history. It’s been “censored” in the past several times.
Cry more
bro is triggered about more representation 💀 get a life
@@pythonbile How is it more representation? The characters are the same, the clothing is different.
@@ZuzNewsReviews My bad, I meant to say "imagined representation." Maku said the game got DEIfied which stands for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. That roughly translates to "a set of values and practices that aim to create a fair and respectful environment for people from all backgrounds." Maku is refusing to purchase the remake because of this imagined boogieman they conjured in their head.
Minor changes and people need to stop saying his art! Yes he drew it but none of the rights belong to him because he drew it for the company 🙄