Dragon Quest XI announced for PS4, 3DS, and maybe Nintendo NX
Square Enix has announced Dragon Quest XI for the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo 3DS. The publisher also said a Nintendo NX version is also under consideration.
After teasing its announcement as well as accidentally leaking its official logo, Square Enix has announced Dragon Quest XI is currently in development for the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo 3DS with a Nintendo NX version under consideration.
Dragon Quest XI is being directed by Takeshi Uchikawa and series composer Koichi Sugiyama will return to work on the game’s score.
The PlayStation 4 version will run on Unreal Engine 4 and is being developed by Square Enix with the assistance of Orca. The Nintendo 3DS version is also in development by the same core team and won’t be a port. It will tell the same story as the PS4 version, although it’ll be presented in a way that makes the most sense for the handheld. The top display will display 3D graphics, while the bottom screen will show the game in a 3D sprite style that’s reminiscent of Dragon Quest’s humble beginnings.
Square Enix didn’t announce a release date for Dragon Quest XI, nor have they announced if it’ll get a Western release, but considering next year marks the 30th anniversary of the series, we wouldn’t be surprised if the title made its way outside of Japan around that time.
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Daniel Perez posted a new article, Dragon Quest XI announced for PS4, 3DS, and maybe Nintendo NX
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I'm currently on 'hour 50' of my second DQ8 playthrough but this time on pscx2. It is an amazing game. I put hour 50 in quotes because I've sped the game up to a standard of 75 fps instead of 60 fps and when I want things to go faster I click the left stick and it goes around 130 fps. Makes the random battles a lot more manageable and being able to use savestates and not having to worry about getting to a save point is awesome.
You may have already played one, Dragon Warrior for NES was originally named Dragon Quest.-
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epsxe is only recommended for the people who like absolute control over the graphics and such. I love that emulator to death. You can do so much and make psx games look amazing with the different graphics plugins and the filters.
Otherwise probably just go to http://ngemu.com/ and try and find something you like there. It used to be a webpage but looks like it turned into just the forum. -
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are you kidding? FF9 is where some of the filters and shaders really shine!
Let me find some screen shots real fast
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=39360284&postcount=159
Here's one I found real fast but pete's open gl 2 with custom shaders is amazing
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start over at http://ngemu.com in the epsxe part. You'll want to register an account so you can view images because people take screenshots of the pete's open gl 2 settings they use and which shaders are present and you need an account to view them
http://ngemu.com/threads/final-fantasy-ix-best-render-settings-epsxe.170377/ there's a start. There is a link lower down with someone who has apparently better settings but again, you need an account to view the images-
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Sure! - http://i.imgur.com/tnujBA6.png
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Screenshots of those settings in action.
http://i.imgur.com/77QHdpU.png
http://i.imgur.com/2zywyls.png
http://i.imgur.com/3CihqnM.png
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Oh wow. Just checked my save an I'm at hour 71. BTW if you are emulating the game you need to change skip draw to 1 in the HW hacks for DX11 or go software mode in a certain part where you have to follow a shadow. Probably just go software mode because that's how I did it. I just enabled skip draw to 1 and seeing shadows on the ground for the first time haha.
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OMG this is awesome, it looks INSANE! PS4 footage https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06Q2ejwHFNQ awesome
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