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Dragon Quest V - Tenkuu no Hanayome [Model SHVC-D5]
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ドラゴンクエストV 天空の花嫁 (c) 1992 Enix, Limited. (Dragon Quest V - Tenkuu no Hanayome) - TECHNICAL - GAME ID: SHVC-D5 - TRIVIA - Dragon Quest V was released on September 27, 1992 (Sunday) in Japan. The Three-Generation Saga: Unlike the standard "save the world" quests typical of the early 90s, Dragon Quest V focuses intensely on the life of the hero. Players follow his journey from a young boy traveling with his father, through a period of enslavement, to his eventual life as a husband and father of two children who join him in his quest. Monster Recruitment System: This was the first game in the mainline series to allow players to recruit defeated monsters into their party. This mechanic provided enormous replayability and strategic variety, enabling players to customize their combat rosters with creatures like Slimes, Golems, and Sabrecubs. The "Wedding" Choice: The game is famous for the pivotal moment in the second act where the player must choose a bride. This choice significantly impacts the narrative and the stats/abilities of the hero's future children, creating one of the most memorable and debated plot points in RPG history. - SERIES - 1. Dragon Quest [Model EFC-DQ] (1986, FC) 2. Dragon Quest II - Akuryou no Kamigami [Model EFC-D2] (1987, FC) 3. Dragon Quest III - Soshite Densetsu e... [Model EFC-D3] (1988, FC) 4. Dragon Quest IV - Michibikareshi Mono-tachi [Model EFC-D4] (1990, FC) 5. Dragon Quest V - Tenkuu no Hanayome [Model SHVC-D5] (1992, SFC) 6. Dragon Quest VI - Maboroshi no Daichi [Model SHVC-AQ6J-JPN] (1995, SFC) 7. Dragon Quest VII - Eden no Senshi-tachi [Model SLPM-86500~1] (2000, PS) 8. Dragon Quest VIII - Sora to Umi to Daichi to Norowareshi Himegimi [Model SLPM-65888] (2005, PS2) 9. Dragon Quest IX - Hoshizora no Mamoribito [Model NTR-YDQJ-JPN] (2010, DS) 10. Dragon Quest X (2012, Wii) 11. Dragon Quest XI - Sugi Sarishi Toki o Motomete [Model PLJM-84093] (2017, PS4) - STAFF - Scenario & Game Design: Yuji Horii Character Design: Akira Toriyama Music Composer: Koichi Sugiyama Director: Manabu Yamana Chief Programmer: Kenichi Masuta, Togo Narita Programmer: Masayuki Kawamoto, Takashi Kawashima, Hyoji Shinohara, Jinji Horagai, Yasushi Watanabe, Jun Sakamoto, Masumi Takimoto, Hitoshi Ohori, Masaya Hashimoto, Kouhei Tamura, Masashi Hijikata Chief Graphics Designer: Satoshi Fudaba Graphics Designer: Takashi Yasuno, Junichi Gouda, Kumiko Harada, Kouji Yokoya, Shintaro Majima Sound Programmer: Tadashi Fukuzawa, Takenori Yamamori, Chiyoko Mitsumata Program Assistant: Michie Narita, Shinji Sasaki, Kazuya Asano Supervisor: Koichi Nakamura Scenario Assistant: Sachiko Sugimura, Kazunori Orio, Fuminori Ishikawa, Shigeya Ueno, Miho Komamiya, Kenji Yanagisawa Production Staff: Daizoh Shimamura, Mariko Iida, Yoshinori Yamagishi, Sadao Yahagi, M. Satoda, Taichi Inuzuka, Kenjiro Kano, Yuuchi Kikumoto, Noriko Nakanome, M. Saitou, T. Yasuta, Takashi Ōtsuka, Youichi Hayakawa, Y. Hamada, N. Takamura, N. Ikeda, Mariko Numajiri, M. Oomori, T. Ooi, K. Kurimoto, Yoshiko Hatano, M. Yoshikawa, Katsuya Teshima, M. Yamane, Masahiro Wada, E. Sakai, T. Gotou, Yū Miyake, H. Tanaka, Hajime Iesaka, Ryuichi Moriya, Shigeru Kitaori Vice Producer: Shigeki Maruyama Producer: Yukinobu Chida Publisher: Yasuhiro Fukushima - PORTS - * CONSOLES: [JP] Sony PS2 (mar.25, 2004) [JP] Nintendo DS (jul.17, 2008) [US] Nintendo DS (feb.17, 2009) [AU] Nintendo DS (feb.19, 2009) [EU] Nintendo DS (feb.20, 2009) - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME).
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ドラゴンクエストV 天空の花嫁 (c) 1992 Enix, Limited. (Dragon Quest V - Tenkuu no Hanayome) - TECHNICAL - GAME ID: SHVC-D5 - TRIVIA - Dragon Quest V was released on September 27, 1992 (Sunday) in Japan. The Three-Generation Saga: Unlike the standard "save the world" quests typical of the early 90s, Dragon Quest V focuses intensely on the life of the hero. Players follow his journey from a young boy traveling with his father, through a period of enslavement, to his eventual life as a husband and father of two children who join him in his quest. Monster Recruitment System: This was the first game in the mainline series to allow players to recruit defeated monsters into their party. This mechanic provided enormous replayability and strategic variety, enabling players to customize their combat rosters with creatures like Slimes, Golems, and Sabrecubs. The "Wedding" Choice: The game is famous for the pivotal moment in the second act where the player must choose a bride. This choice significantly impacts the narrative and the stats/abilities of the hero's future children, creating one of the most memorable and debated plot points in RPG history. - SERIES - 1. Dragon Quest [Model EFC-DQ] (1986, FC) 2. Dragon Quest II - Akuryou no Kamigami [Model EFC-D2] (1987, FC) 3. Dragon Quest III - Soshite Densetsu e... [Model EFC-D3] (1988, FC) 4. Dragon Quest IV - Michibikareshi Mono-tachi [Model EFC-D4] (1990, FC) 5. Dragon Quest V - Tenkuu no Hanayome [Model SHVC-D5] (1992, SFC) 6. Dragon Quest VI - Maboroshi no Daichi [Model SHVC-AQ6J-JPN] (1995, SFC) 7. Dragon Quest VII - Eden no Senshi-tachi [Model SLPM-86500~1] (2000, PS) 8. Dragon Quest VIII - Sora to Umi to Daichi to Norowareshi Himegimi [Model SLPM-65888] (2005, PS2) 9. Dragon Quest IX - Hoshizora no Mamoribito [Model NTR-YDQJ-JPN] (2010, DS) 10. Dragon Quest X (2012, Wii) 11. Dragon Quest XI - Sugi Sarishi Toki o Motomete [Model PLJM-84093] (2017, PS4) - STAFF - Scenario & Game Design: Yuji Horii Character Design: Akira Toriyama Music Composer: Koichi Sugiyama Director: Manabu Yamana Chief Programmer: Kenichi Masuta, Togo Narita Programmer: Masayuki Kawamoto, Takashi Kawashima, Hyoji Shinohara, Jinji Horagai, Yasushi Watanabe, Jun Sakamoto, Masumi Takimoto, Hitoshi Ohori, Masaya Hashimoto, Kouhei Tamura, Masashi Hijikata Chief Graphics Designer: Satoshi Fudaba Graphics Designer: Takashi Yasuno, Junichi Gouda, Kumiko Harada, Kouji Yokoya, Shintaro Majima Sound Programmer: Tadashi Fukuzawa, Takenori Yamamori, Chiyoko Mitsumata Program Assistant: Michie Narita, Shinji Sasaki, Kazuya Asano Supervisor: Koichi Nakamura Scenario Assistant: Sachiko Sugimura, Kazunori Orio, Fuminori Ishikawa, Shigeya Ueno, Miho Komamiya, Kenji Yanagisawa Production Staff: Daizoh Shimamura, Mariko Iida, Yoshinori Yamagishi, Sadao Yahagi, M. Satoda, Taichi Inuzuka, Kenjiro Kano, Yuuchi Kikumoto, Noriko Nakanome, M. Saitou, T. Yasuta, Takashi Ōtsuka, Youichi Hayakawa, Y. Hamada, N. Takamura, N. Ikeda, Mariko Numajiri, M. Oomori, T. Ooi, K. Kurimoto, Yoshiko Hatano, M. Yoshikawa, Katsuya Teshima, M. Yamane, Masahiro Wada, E. Sakai, T. Gotou, Yū Miyake, H. Tanaka, Hajime Iesaka, Ryuichi Moriya, Shigeru Kitaori Vice Producer: Shigeki Maruyama Producer: Yukinobu Chida Publisher: Yasuhiro Fukushima - PORTS - * CONSOLES: [JP] Sony PS2 (mar.25, 2004) [JP] Nintendo DS (jul.17, 2008) [US] Nintendo DS (feb.17, 2009) [AU] Nintendo DS (feb.19, 2009) [EU] Nintendo DS (feb.20, 2009) - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME).
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