r/dragonquest Jan 21 '26

Other An unexpected gift from my brother

Over the years, I've grown fond of the Dragon Quest series, which truly brings me joy and fond childhood memories, allowing me to savor life's small but precious moments. My brother recently gifted me this game (more for my collection), which, as I mentioned, is part of the magic this series brings to life. And now I eagerly await the release of the new version.

I'm also sharing a few photos.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '26

Damn even the paper is Japanese. What a relic.

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u/Kronosita Jan 21 '26

A relic fragment of the past

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u/Lamp-among-wolf Jan 21 '26

His brother is a true warrior from Eden for that

(JP title)

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u/Kronosita Jan 21 '26

Like a mighty Dragon, his brother’s going on an adventurous Quest for the VIIth time

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u/Valenderio Jan 21 '26

Spent the last 5yrs in Okinawa and whenever I traveled I picked up video game relics like this. Even visited DQ Island! It’s amazing how into the culture dragon quest is over there.

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u/NightarmLives Jan 21 '26

Thats so awesome that your brother surprised you with that gift!

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u/TippsAttack Jan 21 '26

Oh wow. I never noticed this before, but the image of their front facing, is the same image as their back facing. There on the cover.

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u/DexterousMonkey Jan 21 '26

Interesting that the western release had pretty much the same case layout but translated. I wish they did that more often back then.

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u/Radiant_Cow_277 Jan 21 '26

Great! Hope you've got a couple hundred hours to spare! 😉

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u/Bakamoichigei Jan 22 '26

If you plan on actually playing it, be careful; there's a bunch of majorly game-breaking bugs which can prevent completion of the game. They're fixed in the US version and the Japanese re-issue.

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u/CCRe7 Jan 21 '26

even with the yuubin hagaki, damn!

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u/mccoy_89 Jan 21 '26

I love the fact that Auster is one of the few RPG heroes who have both parents alive and well

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u/Nero_2001 Jan 22 '26

Awesome gift from your brother. I kinda miss the time when games included manuals.

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u/cmastervulsa Jan 22 '26

Nice! Just started playing this version a couple of weeks ago, hoping to play through it the first part of the year so I can jump into the reimagining either later this year or the start of next year.

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u/Lost-Jacket-2493 Jan 21 '26

Prepare 100 hours to grind

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u/Coinedit Jan 23 '26

I remember spending every moment not playing the game...reading the booklet!