Square Enix has rolled out a North American website which acts as a hub for Dragon Quest IV, Dragon Quest V, and Dragon Quest VI. More details have been revealed regarding the first game in the series including its launch date. To find out more, head on over to the full article.

 

In this day and age, when all sides are bantering about which machine can dish out the best eye-bleeding graphics, we have to go back to the roots of gaming. Square Enix had that in mind, which ultimately led to the decision of developing three Dragon Quest remakes for the DS.

Ah, yes. What more can we ever wish from Squeenix except remakes of classics Dragon Quest IV, V and VI? Not long after Famitsu confirmed the magic three, SE have already put up a teaser site for the upcoming games. Not much info are there yet, especially not for those who can't understand Japanese, but we'll make sure to keep you posted on any updates.

Head over the Read link to find the site.

Three is a magic number. While Square Enix got heads rolling with the Final Fantasy III remake, plus the incoming Final Fantasy IV, the RPG-remake era of the Nintendo DS isn't over just yet. Man, it's sooo far from over. Because hailing from the sunny and sushi-loving shores of Japan are scans of the latest Shonen Jump magazine.

The scans confirm not one, not two, not even two and seven-tenth games to be remade. THREE individual remakes of Dragon Quest games are now on the queue! More specifically Dragon Quest IV (from the NES), Dragon Quest V (Super Famicom), and Dragon Quest VI (Super Famicom) are now all scheduled to come out for the DS.

Well, considering that it's a package deal, some of you guys might remember that these three games are part of what some would dub as the Zenithia trilogy - all revolving around the castle in the sky (no to be confused with Hayao Miyazaki's movie).

Check out the scans below, they've even got some screens posted up:

 

So how many DQ games are/will be on the DS now? Man, I've lost count. The release dates for the IV, V, and VI remakes aren't given, but this confirmation has - on a personal note - officially extended my life expectancy of my very own DS Lite. Woohoo!