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===== Square Enix Shuts Down DQVC Servers Without Warning ===== | |||
In late June 2013, Square Enix abruptly shut down the [[DQVC]] online servers for [[Dragon Quest IX]] without any prior notification to fans and users. Although many fans were expecting the service to be discontinued, most expected some sort of advanced warning from Square Enix or Nintendo prior to its discontinuation. Thanks to user ignasia for sharing this news. | |||
[http://www.gamespot.com/users/behindtheword/show_blog_entry.php?topic_id=m-100-26037011 News Link 1]<br/> | |||
[http://behindtheword.kinja.com/the-dangers-of-single-play-with-online-components-884926597 News Link 2] | |||
===== Square Enix and Nintendo Abandon Dragon Quest in North America ===== | ===== Square Enix and Nintendo Abandon Dragon Quest in North America ===== | ||
At the June 2013 E3 video games expo, no new Dragon Quest titles were featured or even mentioned. This seems to indicate that Square Enix and Nintendo are abandoning Dragon Quest in North America and Europe, based on the poor sales of Dragon Quest X on the Wii U in Japan. While it is possible that the 3DS remake of [[Dragon Quest VII]] might eventually be released worldwide, no titles are being identified as in development with a targeted western release. Due to mis-management and a poor decision in making Dragon Quest X an online-only, subscription game, North America and Europe are entering a second "dark age" for Dragon Quest similar to 1992-1999. This wiki will move into a mostly hibernation state due to lack of new available content. All of the momentum generated by the strong [[Dragon Quest IX]] sales in the summer of 2010 has been wasted by a Square Enix team that could not capitalize on its success in the larger western market. | At the June 2013 E3 video games expo, no new Dragon Quest titles were featured or even mentioned. This seems to indicate that Square Enix and Nintendo are abandoning Dragon Quest in North America and Europe, based on the poor sales of Dragon Quest X on the Wii U in Japan. While it is possible that the 3DS remake of [[Dragon Quest VII]] might eventually be released worldwide, no titles are being identified as in development with a targeted western release. Due to mis-management and a poor decision in making Dragon Quest X an online-only, subscription game, North America and Europe are entering a second "dark age" for Dragon Quest similar to 1992-1999. This wiki will move into a mostly hibernation state due to lack of new available content. All of the momentum generated by the strong [[Dragon Quest IX]] sales in the summer of 2010 has been wasted by a Square Enix team that could not capitalize on its success in the larger western market. | ||
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In this video from Dragon Quest IX, the hero offers a prayer at the tree of Yggdrasil and sees a vision of Zenus and Celestria. This provides some insight into the backstory of Dragon Quest IX.
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Square Enix Shuts Down DQVC Servers Without WarningIn late June 2013, Square Enix abruptly shut down the DQVC online servers for Dragon Quest IX without any prior notification to fans and users. Although many fans were expecting the service to be discontinued, most expected some sort of advanced warning from Square Enix or Nintendo prior to its discontinuation. Thanks to user ignasia for sharing this news. Square Enix and Nintendo Abandon Dragon Quest in North AmericaAt the June 2013 E3 video games expo, no new Dragon Quest titles were featured or even mentioned. This seems to indicate that Square Enix and Nintendo are abandoning Dragon Quest in North America and Europe, based on the poor sales of Dragon Quest X on the Wii U in Japan. While it is possible that the 3DS remake of Dragon Quest VII might eventually be released worldwide, no titles are being identified as in development with a targeted western release. Due to mis-management and a poor decision in making Dragon Quest X an online-only, subscription game, North America and Europe are entering a second "dark age" for Dragon Quest similar to 1992-1999. This wiki will move into a mostly hibernation state due to lack of new available content. All of the momentum generated by the strong Dragon Quest IX sales in the summer of 2010 has been wasted by a Square Enix team that could not capitalize on its success in the larger western market. |
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CAPTCHAs and Permissions UpdatedPermissions and CAPTCHAs have been updated. If you have you have confirmed your email address, you should not have to fill out a captcha to complete an edit. Any issues should be reported to FlyingRagnar. These changes hope to keep out spam and welcome more editors to the wiki. Dragon Quest Wiki Joins NIWAThe Dragon Quest Wiki has joined NIWA! Use the links below to visit our new partner wikis. This is the next step in promoting and growing the wiki to be the best resource for Dragon Quest content on the web! New SEIWA MemberDragon Quest Wiki is happy to welcome Strategy Wiki into SEIWA! Edit PermissionsA big thank you to Starphoria for pointing out a bug in our site code which was not allowing many users to edit. This bug has now been fixed. Users will still need to confirm their email address in order to edit, as well as use an email address from a non-temporary service provider. Happy editing! |
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