HMV goes Dragon Quest crazy
All sorts of exciting stuff planned.
Eagerly awaited (and really rather good, as you'll know if you've read our review) PS2 RPG Dragon Quest: The Journey of the Cursed King is out next Thursday - and HMV Oxford Street is planning to celebrate in style.
Anyone who turns up and buys a copy of the game between 12pm and 3pm will receive a one-off Manga portrait of themselves, for starters. You'll also be able to enter a draw to win a Dragon Quest poster signed by the series' legendary creator, Yuji Hori, plus a collectable Slime beanbag and PS2 controller.
And that's not all - Dragon Quest's Puff-Puff Girls will be visiting the store, and handing out exclusive prizes to those who manage to beat some of the 300-odd monsters featured in the game.
Journey of the Cursed King has already been a huge hit in Japan, with three million copies shifted in the first three days after it went on sale - and chances are it won't do too badly here, either. To take part in the HMV celebrations, get yourself down to 150 Oxford Street on Thursday 13th April some time between 12 and 3.
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Oh, wait.. it's in London. What a surprise.
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It should, but it won't... :/
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I'm sure people thought the same about Shadow of the Colossus and it was the bestselling game in its week of release.
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Hopefully it'll get some good word of mouth going.....
After all if this sells well then the UK will see more of this kind of thing, and hopefully quicker than before.
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is this not a 'proper' review then?
http://www.eurogamer.net/article.php?article_id=62256
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. . . .timing and all that. I'd have been there otherwise
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They'll probably get someone in who is deluded enough to think they can pull the art style off - like those useless lot who designed Sudeki or Jet Force Gemini ;p
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I'm sure people thought the same about Shadow of the Colossus and it was the bestselling game in its week of release."
Cheers. Genius.
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But given the game will prob be £35-£40 + £13 train ticket, it becomes a £360 release price game! o_o
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Fingers crossed.
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Puff-puff was created by Akira Toriyama (character designer of the Dragon Quest saga) for his Dragon Ball manga. It consists in rubbing one's face in a woman's breasts. So not technically a wank but it is known to produce arousal...
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official UK ps2 magazine - this month
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Not by Akira Toriyamahimself, I assume, otherwise he'll just make you look like Son Goku
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I hope that the game would really be at my expectation but some players have been buying this game and the reviews are making me a bit tempted to buy and try this game. Gauthier, Houghtaling and Williams