Dragon Quest Heroes II is due out next month in Japan, so Square Enix is understandably starting to push the action role-playing game. The publisher's released a brand new eight-minute trailer that shows off a ton of PlayStation 4 gameplay, and even details many of the title's refreshed systems and additions.
Perhaps the biggest highlight here is the new transformation type monster coin, which allows your character to change into one of the series' iconic beasts and wreak havoc. The video's also keen to show the game's expanded map design, which allows for more exploration and bigger battles.
Co-op play comes into the equation, too, with the trailer explaining that you can fight alongside three other players - even if they're enjoying the PlayStation 3 or Vita versions of the release. Cross-play is a nifty feature, of course, but given that the last-gen edition of the first Dragon Quest Heroes didn't make it West, we wouldn't hold your breath for anything but the PS4 title this time around - although we certainly wouldn't say no to having the game on a handheld.
Are you hoping for an overseas launch? Push back the enemy hordes in the comments section below.
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I loved the first one and I really want to buy this too!
Same here. Hope this gets released during the fourth quarter of 2016.
I played the first one & loved it. I will definitely buy this day one if it comes west too. Hopefully the first title sold well enough.
I really don't like this series, BUT, I loved Hyrule Warriors and Dragon Quest Heroes. Odd, I know.
Anyways, I would LOVE to have this on Vita. The thing is almost every game ported to the Vita runs like crap. It's like they think the fanbase cares about graphics so much that they would rather take a 15-20 FPS port than a slightly less visually appealing alternative that runs smoothly.
The reason I love Hyrule Warriors on New 3DS is, yup, it still runs smoothly (old 3DS can't handle it though). They had to tone down the visual fidelity a lot to get it to run right on weaker hardware, but that's OK. I'm ok with that. What I'm not OK with is a game that stutters or has pop in, or both. X-COM, Borderlands 2, I'm looking at you.
So I would absolutely buy this game twice, once on PS4 and once on Vita, IF they toned down the visuals enough for competent performance.
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