Image: Nintendo Life. Dragon Quest — or maybe you know it better as Dragon Warrior — might be one of the most well-known JRPG franchises in the world. It’s known for bringing crowds in Japan ...

The back face of the box for this graded copy of Dragon Warrior for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Currently available on auction at ComicConnect's website. If you are looking to bid on this ...

Despite Nintendo's efforts, Dragon Quest—which became Dragon Warrior in the West because D&D publisher TSR held the rights to the Dragon Quest name at the time—hardly caught fire in North America.

Enix's Dragon Warrior made its debut on the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1990 (1986 in Japan). Although not the first turn-based RPG video game, Dragon Warrior was the initial introduction to ...

And now, just under a year out from that announcement – to celebrate Dragon Quest Day – Square has confirmed that not only are the games coming to Nintendo Switch 2, but they're coming out on ...

Dragon Warrior is a relic from the primal days of RPG design. ... as Nintendo may have asked them to change that aspect when they were the publisher of the original NES game in America, ...

Originally released in 1991 for the 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment System, Dragon Warrior III went on to sell more than 5.2 million copies worldwide and was later remade for the Japanese Super ...

Yes, Dragon Warrior. Released back on Nintendo's very first console, the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), in the United States the humble Dragon Quest went by a different name.

Enix has announced that Dragon Warrior III for Game Boy Color, will be released during "Dragon Warrior III Week", beginning July 16, 2001. The game, in case you haven't been following our preview ...

Dragon Warrior – Wata 9.4 A Sealed [1 HP Screen, First Production], NES Nintendo 1989 USA. This RPG is the first print indicated by the bottom-most screenshot on the back of the box, ...

Yes, Dragon Warrior. Released back on Nintendo's very first console, the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), in the United States the humble Dragon Quest went by a different name.