Dragon Quest VIII On Nintendo 3DS Will Not Support Stereoscopic 3D

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Dragon Quest VIII on the Nintendo 3DS will not support stereoscopic 3D, this week’s issue of Famitsu magazine reveals. That’s all the information that is available from the issue for now, although we’ll keep an eye out for more.

 

The 3DS version of Dragon Quest VIII will feature other additions, however, such as new story scenarios, voice-acting, and more.

 

Dragon Quest VIII will be released in Japan on August 27th.


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