Long, long ago, when I was a wee whelp infatuated with the likes of “Dragon Quest 4: Chapters of the Chosen” and “Final Fantasy 4,” I often wondered why Squaresoft and Enix didn’t collaborate and create a new RPG series that captured the best of both companies. I imagined that this fictional collaboration would be called ‘Dragon Fantasy,’ and that it would be glorious.
Apparently, I wasn’t completely alone, as one Adam Rippon and the Indie mobile gaming developer, The Muteki Corporation, had the same idea, and was able to bring it to life as “Dragon Fantasy Book I,” which was later renamed to “Dragon Fantasy: The Volumes of Westeria.”
Beginning life as a mobile game, “Dragon Fantasy Book I” eventually found its way to PC and PlayStation Network, and even ... |
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