Dragon Quest X Is Coming To The Nintendo 3DS Via Streaming

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MMORPG Dragon Quest X is coming to the Nintendo 3DS, Square Enix have announced—well, sort of. The game will run on the 3DS using cloud streaming, similar to the smartphone version.

 

Dragon Quest X will be released on the Nintendo 3DS on September 4th. It will cost 3,800 yen and the 3DS version will be able to play with the other platforms the game is on.

 

Note that the 3DS version of the game will not support stereoscopic 3D. And yes, it will require a subscription fee like the other versions of the game.

 

Here’s how the subscription rates work on 3DS:

 

  • 3-day pass: 350 yen + tax
  • 10-day pass: 650 yen + tax
  • 30-day pass: 1,500 yen +tax
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