OK, so recently my supply of games dried up and felt the need to get a new one to fill the gap while waiting for something big, and instantly fell in love with this. While I have got other games to write about, I feel the need to write about this one now. With its fairly straightforward game-play yet challenging levels and the sense of freedom that you have, this game is definitely one to play. First, you have the all time classic style of monster capturing and battling. I like the Pokemon series and when first started playing, my original thought was that this was going to be a complete copy, that's less fun to play (having not played the other dragon quest series ...  Read the complete review

I have never played a Dragon Quest game and this surprised me that i shoud've picked it up much earlier!!! The game play is very simple. The basic principle is that you need to catch monsters very much like pokemon and your aim is to be the best and beat the evils that exist in the land, win a championship and try to complete the monster index. There is a large variety of monsters to obtain and you can combine any two to make them better stronger! The combinations aren't endless but they get stroner and more powerful. You control the game mainly with the buttons, and the use of stylus is limited. The controls are quite easy to get, but sometimes ...  Read the complete review

The Dragon Quest series has been around for a really long time. It has had a huge fan base since its arrival on the NES all those years ago. The stories often differ but the theme is always the same. A human master who can tame monsters and train them to fight and become stronger so that they my help the Main character of whichever game save the day. Many of the favourite monster reccur in each and every title. This one is no exception. You play as the son of an important political figure who has decided he wants to enter the monster tournament this year. As a result you are given your first monster, a choice of one of three low level weaker ...  Read the complete review