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Dragon Quest series games in Microsoft Windows come as pure Windows software, or via game platforms. The latter comprise Steam, Xbox One, and Epic. | |||
*{{DQH}} | Games relying on a game platform are: | ||
*{{DQH2}} | *{{DQH}}: Steam | ||
*{{DQ11}} | *{{DQH2}}: Steam | ||
*{{DQB2}} | *{{DQ11}}: Steam. Later withdrawn from the store, being replaced by the "XI S Definitive edition". | ||
** The Definitive Edition: Steam, Xbox One, Epic | |||
*{{DQB2}}: Steam, Xbox One | |||
== | Only one pure Windows game is {{DQ10}} online, an MMO installment. It can be played only in Japan. | ||
Although ''Dragon Quest'' games are from Japan, three out of the total four ports | |||
==Disadvantages to Japan== | |||
Although ''Dragon Quest'' games are from Japan, three out of the total four Steam ports cause some trouble to Japan. They can't be purchased if you live in Japan, and/or the Japanese environments are reduced from the original versions (or completely removed). This is an example of the notorious "omakuni" custom.<ref>[https://en-d9w.hatenablog.com/entry/omakuni-explained Omakuni, a peculiarity of the Japanese PC game market, explained à la Wikipedia]</ref> | |||
==References== | ==References== |
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