Dragon Quest I & II: Difference between revisions

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Released for the {{Super Famicom}} on December 13, 1993, and later re-released for the {{Game Boy Color}} on September 23, 1999 in Japan and September 21, 2000 in America, the games feature enhanced graphics and more streamlined gameplay elements taken from the [[Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride|fifth entry]].
Released for the {{Super Famicom}} on December 13, 1993, and later re-released for the {{Game Boy Color}} on September 23, 1999 in Japan and September 21, 2000 in America, the games feature enhanced graphics and more streamlined gameplay elements taken from the [[Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride|fifth entry]].


Though the two titles have since been separated for mobile phone releases, the changes implemented in the original Super Famicom bundle package have become permanent additions and improvements seen in every version of the games since.  
Though the two titles have since been separated for mobile phone releases, the changes implemented in the original Super Famicom bundle package have become permanent additions and improvements seen in every version of the games since. The art assets for the compilation would be repurposed  nearly three years later for the Satellaview version of the first game, [[BS Dragon Quest]].


==General changes==
==General changes==
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*Stat-enhancing seeds have been hidden in drawers, chests, and pots scattered throughout towns and castles.
*Stat-enhancing seeds have been hidden in drawers, chests, and pots scattered throughout towns and castles.
*In the Japanese version, a full Kanji script has been implemented.
*In the Japanese version, a full Kanji script has been implemented.
*In the American Game Boy Color version, characters who had their names changed in the NES version have been reverted to their original Japanese names (e.g. Loto instead of Erdrick, Lora instead of Gwaelin etc.)
*In the American Game Boy Color version, characters who had their names changed in the NES version have been changed to truncated versions of the original Japanese names (e.g. Loto instead of Erdrick, Lora instead of Gwaelin etc.)


==={{DQ}} changes===
==={{DQ}} changes===