The first Dragon Quest Heroes was a a satisfying combination of Dragon Quest characters and creatures with Dynasty Warriors-style battles and structure. With an overworld to traverse filled with random encounters and hidden treasures, Dragon Quest Heroes 2 feels a lot more like... well, Dragon Quest.

The Nintendo Switch costs $469.95, and includes all kinds of stuff in the box. Today is a good day to remember that it does not include a microSDXC card, which you are absolutely going to need if you want to take advantage of the luxuries of 2017 and buy your games digitally.

Here we go. Famitsu has calculated a list of the top five selling PS4 games in Japan, and the results probably won't surprise you. Maybe they will!

Like with the original Dragon Quest Heroes last year, the sequel Dragon Quest Heroes II, is taking many of the franchise's most popular characters and is giving them an HD makeover.

Video: Dragon Quest and Dynasty Warriors collide once again in Dragon Quest Heroes II. So join me as I kill every slime in existence.

Briefly: Good news, JRPG fans: Dragon Quest Heroes comes to Steam on December 4, while Final Fantasy XIII: Lightning Returns hits December 11. Who knew the PC would become such a popular destination for Japanese companies? More, please!

I was so focused in bringing you nice people some gameplay footage of Dragon Quest Heroes: Long Subtitle that I wasn't paying attention to the health bar of the objective I was protecting. I failed, but I failed for you.

Dragon Quest Heroes is far from your standard Dragon Quest RPG. Rather, this game is as much Dynasty Warriors as it is Dragon Quest -- and that is in no way a bad thing.

Recently, Japan saw the release of the latest Warriors-style collaborative game, Dragon Quest Heroes. The game sold well, but it also had the added effect of pushing PS4 sales to the top of the charts. Sometimes all it takes in an old classic.

Coming from a partnership between Square Enix and Koei-Tecmo's Omega Force, it's no surprise that Dragon Quest Heroes plays a lot like Dynasty Warriors. What is surprising, however, is how much it resembles tower defence games.

For the playable demo of Dragon Quest Heroes, I went in expecting just another Warriors-style game with a Dragon Quest skin over it. What I got was much more.