‘Localization?’ jests the monsters at Square Enix

Foolishly, one of the bigger reasons I wanted to pick up a 3DS was for the remake of a Gameboy Color favorite,Dragon Warrior Monsters(Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderlandin Japan). Unfortunately,Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderland 3Dcame out in Japan almost a year ago now and a Western release doesn’t seem to be in the slime.

Meanwhile,Dragon Quest Monsters 2: Iru and Luca’s Wonderful Mysterious Keys, a remake of what we will, for simplicity, refer to by the stateside name ofDragon Warrior Monsters 2, has been announced for 3DS. In Japan, obviously. Thereis a websiteand everything.

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First Japan hoards one of thecooler 3DS models(one which would have seen me purchasing a 3DS two and a half years ago), now it continues to hoardDragon Warrior Monstergoodness. Fine. It’s not like I need another lengthy time sink in my life anyway.

According toGematsu, it “will have over 800 monsters, including new ones fromDragon Quest X, “Super G Size” monsters, and four-on-four monster battles. It will support local and internet correspondence, StreetPass, one save slot, and eight person multiplayer.” Sounds fun. Uhm, I mean, it’s not like I wanted you, or anything. Did you?

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