Dragon Quest X, 2012's Japan-only multi-platform MMO, could still come west – just not in its original form.
Speaking during the Super Dragon Quest X TV Fall Festival, series executive producer Yu Miyake expressed interest in bringing the MMO west (via Siliconera):
“Dragon Quest X has plenty of rich stories, and I want to make something to share it with others, including those overseas,” Miyake said.
Former Dragon Quest X producer Yosuke Saito echoed Miyake's comments. "We talk about an offline version here and there, but I don't think it's impossible. It'd be great if we could introduce it to customers."
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Speaking during the Super Dragon Quest X TV Fall Festival, series executive producer Yu Miyake expressed interest in bringing the MMO west (via Siliconera):
“Dragon Quest X has plenty of rich stories, and I want to make something to share it with others, including those overseas,” Miyake said.
Former Dragon Quest X producer Yosuke Saito echoed Miyake's comments. "We talk about an offline version here and there, but I don't think it's impossible. It'd be great if we could introduce it to customers."
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