Nintendo aren’t sitting on their laurels when it comes to promoting Dragon Quest IX post-release.

Nintendo of Europe just released Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies last week and it seems like the Nintendo DS game is off to a good start.

Comic-Con attendees set your Dragon Quest IX to tag mode while walking by Nintendo’s booth. Nintendo is giving away a treasure map to Mortamor during the show.

An awesome Siliconera reader writes in with some quick impressions of the Dragon Quest IX launch!

Nintendo published Dragon Quest IX in the West and a wild Pokémon is in the English version of the game. Watch out for the sword bearing Wooper Trooper!

Miyamoto and Yuji Horii share a few things in common when it comes to videogame development.

Yuji Horii hopes that Twitter and Dragon Quest can co-exist overseas.

Dragon Quest creator, Yuji Horii, explains why the series has maintained its turn-based combat system over the years.

Bucking the trend of many RPGs, the hero’s journey is a series of mini-ventures where he (or she) steps in to lend a helping hand.

A fascinating story of how a single game gave rise to a social habit in Tokyo.

Dragon Quest creator, Yuji Horii, theorizes why he feels the series enjoys such an immense level of popularity in Japan.

Nintendo threw a star studded sneak peek for the game in Los Angeles yesterday where Lil’ John encountered slimes.

Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies has an unlikely spokesperson in North America. Nintendo of America picked Robot Chicken creator Seth Green for the game’s TV commercials.

While E3 attendees made a beeline to play the Nintendo 3DS and The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, some games in Nintendo’s booth got more attention than others.